Bolaji Oluwadunsin who is the Creative Designer of DCC (Dunsin Craft Collections), a Brand birthed and growing in Akure, the Capital of Ondo State has been doing extremely well in the Fashion and Accessories Industry with Ankara as all her designs have the touch and feel of our cultural heritage fabrics (Ankara/Kente fabrics).

The young lady who is already getting established in the City of Akure is a final year student of Federal University of Technology, Akure and she just bagged $5000 Grant from Africa's Foremost Philanthropist (Tony Elumelu) Foundation, 2019.


Miss Oluwadunsin (Precious) started this business 2 years ago and have been able to impact lives with it and sponsor herself as she also supports other females in having a skill and building a better life, she has worked with a few organizations in Akure and beyond of which The Drive Academy and Enactus FUTA is a part of and she successfully trained over 200 females last year in creative designing with Ankara which is her field of concentration.

She's been spotted severally with the young Billionaire Entrepreneurs in Akure (Kitan David, Toyosi Of CSI and Crew).

This young female entrepreneur is charged up to do more for her business City (Akure)  alongside other entrepreneurs.

She's been managed by a reputable business Consultant/Public Speaker > Paul Speaks.

Watch out for the Young Female Millionaire in Ondo State. (Bolaji Oluwadunsin of DCC)

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Kimonos are styles that are common in Asia. They were made popular by the Japanese and overtime,  people have had variations of it and have continued to make adjustments to it in style, cuts, fabrics and length

Trust Nigerians to have found a way to personalize this trend too using Ankara fabrics, among others.

There is no limit to the styling option for kimonos and they are perfect casual wear styles. The beauty is also in the versatility of the set as one can wear the set as coord pieces or separately.

Ankara skirts are a way to rock ankara styles without the commitment of wearing a whole ankara outfit. They are also great ways to make use of left-over fabrics too.

The skirts also have the option of being in different styles and lengths depending on one’s taste. Some of these skirts can be worn to work for the casual Friday look, paired with a good shirt/top and they can also be worn to church as well.

Here are some nice ankara skirts style options for you loves!

Check out this bold and beautiful lady who wore a skimpy lingerie as she posed for her 35th birthday photoshoot.

This big black woman posed in a skimpy lingerie for her 35th birthday photoshoot and social media users are going hard on her.

The picture of the lady has since gone viral with many social media users blasting her for daring to put on such skimpy outfit, while others are just being conservative and saying that if it was a skinny lady it would have been called $exy but now that its a chubby lady she is coming under fire.

Check out this trending picture that shows a lady who can easily pass as one in her 30s celebrating what appears to be her 18th birthday.

The lady in question is seen posing in a yellow gown in front of her the inflated balloons which show that she is just 18 years old.


The photo has since gone viral on Instagram because of the balloons which read 18. Most folks are wondering if it’s her wedding anniversary because they can’t believe she’s 18.

Singer, Yemi Alade has taken to social media to share pictures of the outfit she wore to the African Entertainment Awards in New Jersey, USA.
Yemi Alade, via instagram, shared the lovely pictures and wrote;

    Thank you African Entertainment Awards USA #AEAUSA for honouring me.#newJersey#USA

    #BLACKMAGIC

    #MonochromeLifestyle#AEAUSA Its#BLACKMAGIC

    #newBabies

    #MONOCHROMELIFESTYLE

    Peep my shoes too…#ThatSlit

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Following yesterday's announcement by the
Governor of Central Bank, Mr. Godwin Emefiele,
on a new Foreign Exchange policy, the former
Chairman, Nigeria Bar Association, NBA, Dr.
Olisa Agbakoba, on Thursday, expressed
optimism that the impact of a single foreign
exchange market will have the best possible
outcome for the Nigerian economy if well
managed, adding that the President
Muhammadu Buhari administration can Nigeria
out of depression by the first quarter of 2017.
Agbakoba in a statement applauded the CBN
Governor, describing his announcement as a
potentially transformational statement on the
Foreign Exchange Policy.

The Maritime lawyer, argued that Nigeria has
been in recession from the last quarter of 2014
up to last quarter of 2015, noting that recession
is characterized as a period of negative economic
growth for two successive quarters as in Nigeria's
case.

His words: "We have suffered five consecutive
negative growths between December 2014 to
December 2015. Our situation got worse in the
first quarter of 2016 when for the first time in
about thirty years, the economy did not grow at
all and actually contracted.

"TheReport of the National Bureau of Statistics is
likely to show a further contraction of the
economy in the second quarter of 2016. So we
are in depression but the good news is the new
foreign exchange single market and the opening
up of the petroleum industry to competition.

"Even though the Government is still not
showing us a direction in relation to its economic
philosophy and agenda, the petroleum and
foreign exchange pronouncements are clear
indications that we are now moving towards a
market driven, liberalized deregulated
economy."

Agbakoba who stated that it's however, too early
to say that Nigeria is out of the woods, pointed
that there are several important critical nuggets
of economic and other policy that must be made
or taken by the President Buhar-led government
very quickly.

According to him, "The first is peace and
stability. Nigeria is at low grade civil war caused
by structural defects in our Federal system. The
President must address this as a matter of
urgency by announcing a new balanced
Federation. The process is very simple. All the
president has to do is to present a bill to the
National Assembly for the devolution of certain
powers from the centre to the state and local
governments.

"Related to the problem of a fractured structure
of Nigeria is the issue of insecurity. While
government has done well on Boko Haram issue,
many other issues create instability and impede
economic investments. The President must deal
with the Biafra agitations, which in my view are
genuine grievances; The President must deal also
with exclusion felt by the people of Niger Delta,
who in my view have genuine reasons to feel
aggrieved; The President must deal with mass
poverty in the North, because it allows the
festering of fundamentalism in the North. Boko
haram in the North is caused in part by
underlying issues of hunger and poverty.

"The President must have a strong public
infrastructure policy to deal with our broken
bridges, broken roads, no power etc. Mr. Fashola
has shown himself more than capable to lead an
infrastructure transformation agenda that can
clean out the infrastructure mess in Nigeria. The
President will need to empower Mr. Fashola.

"Last but not the least is the need to strongly and
urgently articulate the social benefits package for
those Nigerians identified to be in desperately
dire straits. Even though a political and economic
agenda has not been set by the government,
what is important is that the government is able
to implement some of the critical nuggets of
policy that I have identified. And I dare say there
has to be a lot more elements of policy that can
stimulate the depressed Nigerian economy.

"We need massive stimulus not simply a
reflation package of N350 billion. Again, we need
an effective import substitution policy. The
reason Nigeria’s economy is depressed is simply
because we import everything, export very little
and produce nothing. Import substitution turns
the story around. We should only import the
very essentials and produce everything else in
Nigeria. In this way we create millions and
millions of jobs. But this policy can only work if
the economic and investment ministers apply
the correct fiscal and trade tariffs by building
high walls to discourage useless import."

He added: "I hope that government policy will
find the right balance between market
liberalization and social regulation that allows
benefits, free education and the likes, so that
millions of excluded Nigerians can be protected
by strong government regulations and safety
nets.

"I once said that I was cautiously negative about
Nigeria but with Governor Emefele’s statement
on the single currency market, I can now say I
am cautiously positive."