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They say fate has a way of bringing us across the people we need. Bisolu  and her lover,  Ayodele  met on Twitter but the story started even before then. Ayodele had attended a cookout earlier and noticed a lady but didn’t speak to her. Still feeling disappointed about that, he sees a new follower on Twitter and decides to follow and send a DM. He was pretty sure it was the same lady from the cookout, but then she wasn’t! Funny enough, Bisolu was meant to be at the same cookout. You know it is better to hear the love story from the couple, so keep scrolling to read both sides of the #ABFusion love story. You can catch with more  love stories  on  www.bellanaijaweddings.com .   How We Met By the groom,  Ayodele Spring 2012, I went with a couple of friends to a Memorial day cookout party. I remember noticing a girl there, for some reason I didn’t approach her. Later when I got home that evening. I felt a bit disappointed that I hadn’...

The International Women’s Entrepreneurial Challenge Foundation (IWEC)  has announced the appointment of  Ibukun Awosika  to its Board of Directors as its New President. Awosika is the Chairman of  First Bank of Nigeria Limited,  Nigeria’s Premier and Leading financial services provider. Awosika was elected to replace  Miguel Valls , former president of the  Barcelona Chamber of Commerce  and president of the IWEC Foundation, who passed away last month. “The Foundation is very excited to announce the appointment of our new president,” stated  Ruth A. Davis,  IWEC Chairwoman and distinguished former U.S. Ambassador. Ibukun Awosika has been a solid, steady presence at IWEC since its inception, and she is also a past IWEC awardee. Ibukun has not missed one IWEC Conference since 2008 and has lent her voice and experience not only to our conferences but to our meetings after joining our Board in 2017. We are delighted that our Board of Di...

Strong winds also expected, may lead to rough conditions at sea and blowing dust A man walks with umbrella when it rained in Sharjah. For illustrative purposes only. Image Credit: Arshad Ali/Gulf News You might want to grab your umbrellas next week, as starting Saturday rain is expected according to the weather bureau. The National Center of Meteorology has predicted cloudy conditions on Saturday. The clouds are expected to cause rainfall towards the afternoon especially in coastal regions such as Fujairah, Khor Fakkan and Northern emirates such as Sharjah, Umm Al Quwain, Ajman and Ras Al Khaimah. These conditions are expected to intensify on Sunday and Monday with more rainfall and thunder across the UAE. The weather bureau also warned residents of flash floods in eastern and northern regions. Strong winds are also expected which may lead to rough conditions at sea and blowing dust. As Tuesday approaches, the weather is expected to settle and ...

After Nigeria’s independence, the norm was to immediately secure a job after graduation. As a matter of fact, graduates received employment letters at their doorsteps. Surprisingly, things have changed. Things have taken a cynical U-turn; companies don’t provide automatic employment for graduates anymore. Instead, graduates run helter-skelter, trying to secure a means to survive. According to reports by  Trading Economics , the unemployment rate in Nigeria is 23.10%. Yearly, millions of graduates churned out from universities are unable to secure employment. Those who manage to secure employment do settle for less. At most, they are underemployed, working jobs that are far below their professional skills. “ Yearly, there are no jobs, but we keep churning out graduates.” “How can companies pay some first-class graduates forty thousand Naira?” “Many workers are underpaid.” Most of us have engaged in these kinds of conversations. It seems unavoidable because you hear...