How to Quickly Get a Flat Tummy - Omoni Oboli

Omoni Oboli is a Nigerian actress, scriptwriter, film director, producer and a trained digital filmmaker. She studied at the New York Film Academy, and has written several screenplays such as; Moms at War, Fatal Imagination, Being Mrs Elliott, The First Lady, and Wives on Strike.

She is a beautiful black woman and a proud mother of three handsome boys. She took to her Instagram page recently and shared effective secrets to her flat tummy thereby encouraging other women on the possibility of having a perfect body. We hope it helps you as well!

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Interview: Leke Beecroft Talks About How Church Gist Started and the Inspiration Behind It

Leke Beecroft is the founder of the popular and most widely read Christian news and publishing site Church Gist. He founded it some years ago and has been able to grow its following and fan base to over 3 million readers and thousands of visitors daily. What started as a monthly publication during a trying season in his life has now turned to a global platform providing hope and inspiration to many through highly enriching and spiritually filled contents.

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Meet Uyaietieno Okonnah: First Class Graduate in Accounting from Ahmadu Bello University

Uyaietieno Okonnah is a recent graduate from the prestigious Ahmadu Bello University where she obtained a first class degree in Accounting. She finished with an outstanding Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.71/5.00 among the top 81 first class students produced by the University during their 41st convocation ceremony.

In this exclusive interview, she shared with us the process it took to achieve such great feat, her undergraduate experience, thoughts on studying in Nigeria, and her plans for the future. She attributes her success to God, and expresses gratitude to him and the people who have inspired and mentored her in one aspect or the other.

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Blessing & Wasinda: Our Love Story! And How to Successfully Plan a Nigerian Wedding

Love is such a beautiful thing and I'm so elated to share Blessing and Wasinda love story on the blog. These two got married a year and about eight months after they met. They have such beautiful hearts and it's exciting learning from their wedding preparation and experience.

In this exclusive interview with the bride, we talked about the possibility of having a drama free wedding in Nigeria. She shared how she was able to navigate the obstacles and challenges encountered during her wedding preparation. She also shared what to look out for in a man and how to plan a hitch free wedding. Yes! She planned it all by herself and it was a very successful event. Hope you learn a few things! Enjoy!

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5 Ways to Start Practicing Gratitude

Three years ago, I was constantly pouring over self-help books, looking for what I thought was the get happy quick answer! Looking back, I know that not all books will be able to help you solve your problems. Guide you, yes. Fix everything for you? No. It has to come from you.

What did help me, was when I came across the gratitude practice. I realised that I have to be appreciative of what I have NOW, rather than focusing on what I don't have. I was constantly fretting about what I didn’t have in my life, and overlooking all of the great things I do have.

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We Are All One: Working Towards A Peaceful World

With all the atrocities happening in today's world, it's important to pause, stand still, and just take a breath. No matter where you are, always remember that despite all of the hideous acts and selfish decisions that many people have taken upon themselves, we are all one.

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#IWD2019: 18 Women on Why They Love Being a Woman

By now, you already know how passionate I am about inspiring a generation of women who empowers and supports one another especially unto living a well meaningful life. To celebrate the 2019 International Women's Day tagged #BalanceForBetter - I reached out to a few number of women doing great things in their various sphere of influence and I was elated by their kind responses and feedback.

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Don't Expect People To Believe In You When You Start - CEO, SAS Kitchen.

The quote "Embrace what makes you unique even if it makes others uncomfortable" by Janelle Monaé perfectly describes Winniefred Leche, a 24 year old woman who is passionately pursuing what she loves and knows how to do well. She is the founder of Soups and Stew Kitchen, a catering business in Nigeria. She has taught over 400 people how to cook including men and women. I love that regardless of what people have had to say about her, the challenges here and there, she is still very determined to succeed in her business.

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Don't Pity Me: No Pity Here!

When you see me walking on the streets with dust on my feet, don't pity me. I am walking the path of destiny. In not too long a while, my feet shall be dipped in butter and my paths shall drop fatness.

When you see me eating 'kwa-kwa' and drinking water; with no fish or chicken. Relax and watch. Because out of my belly shall flow rivers of living water and the waters have been commanded to produce these creatures.

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5 Codes of Success According to Wale AladeJana

Adewale Aladejana is a successful Nigerian business man and entrepreneur. He is the founder and CEO of Sapphire Scents, the very first indigenous perfume making company in Nigeria which he began with a 30,000 naira start-up capital.

This morning, he took to his Instagram page to share with us 5 secret codes of success and we are getting so inspired by them. Hope you get inspired as well!

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January: 5 Of My Favorite Things This Month!

I thought it will be nice to share a few of my favorites for the month of January. Some of them are new and some of them have been around for a while now. As you read on, I hope you love them and share some of your favorites too.

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15 Powerful Quotes By John Obidi

Headstart Africa Community (formerly known as SmartBcamp) is one of the reasons 2018 was successful for me. Uncle John Obidi, you have impacted my life in a way you can not even begin to fathom, and this post is long overdue. Your posts regardless of how long or brief, how ordinary or extraordinary, funny or serious has helped shaped my world for the better.

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What Did 2018 Teach You? 12 Awesome People Share Their Life Lessons

It's been such a great year for us at the blog and we really want to take this opportunity to thank all of you, our readers, our partners, supporters, mentors, and community at large for being here with us.

We are really grateful for you and we thought it wise to end the year by bringing together some of the lessons our readers and friends learned during the year to inspire others on their journey.

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Deborah Sarki: My Drive To Improve and Learn Everyday Shaped My Becoming Process

Entrepreneurship has become the order of the day in Africa, and it's just so remarkable seeing women thrive in the system. These women are not just called CEO's for title sake, they wear it as a crown and work tirelessly to attain success at what they do. Our 21st Century Woman feature is a part of them, she is one passionate African woman building a thriving and sustainable business in a blooming economy.

Meet Deborah Sarki, the CEO of Deem Style Accessories, a unique bespoke fashion accessories brand for Men's styling. She makes customized bow ties, brooch pins, lapel pins, and wedding boutonnieres. She also offers image styling and consultations for clients. She is doing her best to contribute positively to lives around her and the world at large. We were so glad to have her share some dose of inspiration on the blog. Enjoy!

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Johnstone Kpilaakaa: My Salvation Experience

It's always a joy to see young who are people focused, hardworking, dedicated, purpose driven, and passionate about what they do and where they are headed in life. This, is what best describes Johnstone Kpilaakaa, a 18 year old student of Biological Sciences and Education at the University of Jos, Nigeria.

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Chukwuemeka Amadi: See Yourself As A Product That Requires Continuous Development

I have had series of questions from strangers, mentee's, and friends on the journey to discovery and finding true self, especially about finding their place in this vast world.

Let's be frank with ourselves, it's a life search. It's not something you just get at once in a full package. In short, it's a zigzag road where you see the end of each turn but can't see the end of the destination. You are only allowed to see a glimpse of where you are going.

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Ojone Akubo: I Derive So Much Joy And Fun From Baking

I came across Dainty Cakes last year, when a Facebook friend of mine shared an image of a beautiful cake on her timeline and I was like Wow...Who baked this? It was so cute and lovely.

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Damilola Okeyoyin: My Experience Studying Abroad!

Damilola Okeyoyin is a brilliant, confident, young and highflying lady - a Biochemist, Student Ambassador and Entrepreneur at DamiOke_Naturals. She recently graduated few days back from the department of Biomedical Science at the University of the West of England, Bristol UK. She enjoys studying, travelling, exploring new cultures, music, writing, drawing and painting.

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Designing For The Future: Trends We Need To Consider Now

One of the best and most effective ways for start-ups to grow and establish their audience is the ability to attract clients through their art work and designs. People who understand how powerful designs are for business will always hire a designer who understands what needs to be done perfectly. So, who are the designers? A designer is typically a person who designs. 

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Hurray! We Celebrate Mrs. Kemi Oyedepo Jnr. As She Turns A Year Older Today

Kemi Oyedepo Jnr. is an inspiration to many of us and we just want to celebrate her on this special day. We love her ministry, teachings, messages, social media posts, and the exemplary life she sets for young ladies and women in their homes and marriages.

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