Welcome to the Nigeria Party where money…
Able God; shower your blessings we want to spray this money. Welcome to the Nigeria Party where money is sprayed endlessly. Are you wondering what this is about? Let us define it the Nigerian way: Money Spraying is an act of plastering money on the
Do we lock up phones at entrance of parties?
Have you ever been to a party where you cannot differentiate between the photographer(s) and the people taking photos? Ok, we are all guilty of it but this can be frustrating to a paid photographer when he is not able
Small Chops is the new party jollof!
"Oga you are a big man, we can't serve you small chops" the waiter said. He looked at the waiter and said "who told you small chops is not meant for big men like me? My friend bring it
Ekule oooooooooo ( Good Day)
Knocks. Kokoko. Who is here? We are back oooooo. Who missed us? There was a break in transmission; I mean commission, no transmission. We are back with plenty packages and your own is surely there. From gossips to what happened at that
Traditional Weddings and The ‘Alaga’ Magic
If you are an owanbe enthusiast and a frequent wedding guest, you will agree that a wedding without an 'alaga' can as well not happen. That was a joke though. Apologies to our non-Yoruba-speaking folks; we truly love you. Nonetheless, is
Catch up with the Gist Arena.
Helloooooooooooo, We are excited to introduce you to the Gist Arena of our Community, where we will be focusing on topical matters as it relates to culture and events. Over time we have observed the rapid transformation of how events (engagements, weddings,
Igbeyawo: Love and Culture
Jewelry maker Gbenga Artsmith is back with another styled wedding shoot! This one is specially for the Yoruba couple and their #AsoEbiBella. From matching aso oke outfits to splendid second attire, this will definitely inspire not just the bride, but also
This Traditionally Styled Shoot will make You Fall in Love with the Richness of Nigerian Culture #TheAkugbe
The posture of the Nigerian people today is filled with shades of suspicion. Everyone tells negative stories about the other person, while we focus on our differences; we forget that we have lived with one another for so long without
Men in Native: The Dos and Don’ts
This post is to showcase the African men in different fabrics, colors and style to inspire other male folks that will like to step out stylishly on Fridays to work or on Sundays to church services or to the next