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Confused about which brand of camera to buy? Read this!

When it comes to photography, one of the most common questions that beginners and enthusiasts face is: “Canon or Nikon camera, which should I buy?” This age-old debate has sparked passionate discussions among photographers for decades, and understandably so. Both Canon and Nikon are renowned brands with a rich history of producing exceptional cameras. So, let’s dive into the details and explore…

Mama stated by saving cents from shilling and now you can say mama can save for Africa!!!

Mama here recounts with a faint grin, the good old days when the Nigerian Naira was highly valued, she would go and buy food with little money and because she was a regular customer at the food joint, the vendor would give her so much food with free fish if she wasn’t buying fish that day. The quantity of food was so significant that her guardian would ask if she stole the food and sometimes even…

Here is the story of many elderly women in Nigeria. Enjoy!

Nigeria like many other countries have and are still experiencing its fair share of economic downturn and policy changes have had a devastating impact on the economy. Many businesses have closed, and millions of people have lost their jobs, life has become really difficult for people of the working class much less for older people who have to rely on their children, relatives, or caregivers.…

See I love taking pictures, but I dont like my picture being taken. I think I am camera shy! Someone asked me how I got interested in taking pictures, it took me a while to actually think about it and provide a response. Let me see if I can explain some of the reasons for my love for pictures. First I have always been facinated by by the fact that a photograph has the ability to freeze time,…

My team and I went into a small market in Ibadan called Mokola market to teach women how to utilize technology to boost their business using simple apps they already use. This was to commemorate International Women’s Day 2023 on March 8th. While doing our thing, I passed through an aisle, and out of the corner of my eye, I saw a woman wrapping bean pudding (moi moi). Knowing the typical Ibadan…