A gold medal pass on.

 

The Nigeria Power Lifting Federation has confirmed the passing of Paralympics gold medalist, Joy Onaolapo. Joy won gold in the 52kg power-lifting category at the London 2012 Paralympics. 
The married mother of two died last week in her home state in Edo. 

May her soul rest in peace..amen.

Are you stiletto high?

Longer legs, a more elegant silhouette, and a walk exuding sex appeal.
 When you slip into a pair of towering heels, something magic happens to your self-confidence.
But most of us could cry with relief when we kick them off at the end of a long day.
So it comes as no surprise to learn about the damage they do.
Latest figures from the College of Podiatry show nine in ten UK women suffer from foot problems at some point (around 20  million), with almost half admitting to wearing shoes that are uncomfortable... for the sake of fashion. I wonder how many are from Nigeria...

A survey of UK podiatrists revealed that unsuitable footwear is the leading cause of foot problems they see in their patients.
And according to our gruesome graphic, high heels can affect everything from your back to your battered toes, check out more...

And the winner is...

Jos ison fire!!!

They are born actors alright. Their last outting was in Jos.
 just last week, Kevin and Elizabeth Pam told talented Jos guys to bring it on and thats exactly what they got! A full bunch of talents! wao!!!
check out the pictures soon.
congrats guys. One love.

WHY LOVE IS NEVER TOO LATE.

Why It’s Never Too Late To Fall In Love

 

 

“I’m too old” is something older people frequently say after a divorce or the death of a spouse. They feel they are too old to start over, to meet someone new, to date again.
But I also find that more and more people are deciding that simply isn’t true. We are living longer and healthier lives, and for many people, that means looking to meet someone special even very late in life. Few people in their 50s consider themselves too old to try to date, but increasingly people in their 60s, 70s or even 80s are willing to give it a try and are finding it rewarding.
As a psychologist in private practice, I often meet people who have been divorced more than once who decide I’m just not cut out to be married or part of a couple, I won’t even try. My response is, “Practice makes perfect!” If we have any smarts at all we learn from our losses and mistakes and get even better at defining what makes us happy and what we want in a relationship. Some of the happiest, most satisfied couples I see are couples who met in later years.
What Older Women Want