Parenting: Part 1 of Many Parts
It’s Saturday morning, and while some are dreaming away, I find myself up at 6:00a. It’s the best time toContinue Reading
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First Giveaway Item alert
As promised, I finally have pictures of the tops for the first giveaway! Shout out to my girl Uche forContinue Reading
With Love, Future Me.
Dear Me, Writing this letter is kinda awkward because I don’t know how my future self will be since I’mContinue Reading
FIRST GIVEAWAY!!!
Hey everyone! Today is exactly a week I launched Ivery Arie: The Contemporary African Woman blog. I would like toContinue Reading
On Becoming: 7 Lessons
I know I am late, but I just finished reading On Becoming by Nigeria’s sweetheart, Toke Makinwa, and I mustContinue Reading
Your Living Space
It’s a few weeks into the New Year. I encourage you to have a different mindset for this year that will hopefully change the course of how you view life. The manifestation of life first originates in the mind. I want to talk about your living space. No, not the living room of your home, […]
The Pursuit for Happiness
What does happiness mean to you? Is it quantifiable? Can you put a dollar value to this strong sense of fulfillment? At the expense of our happiness, we have fallen victim of chasing false dreams others think will bring us joy. We fear that we may be ridiculed because our dreams may appear to be […]
#HijabFashion: Crushing Stereotypes
Fashionable Muslim women are breaking stereotypes surrounding hijab fashion. Fashion blogging has become a trend on many social media outlets for many women to express themselves and showcase their love for fashion.
The Other Room
The Other Room “I don’t know which party my wife belongs to, but she belongs to my kitchen, and my living room and the other room.” This very statement was made by the most powerful leader in Nigeria last year during his visit to Germany in retaliation to his wife’s criticism of his leadership and […]
Living in a Distance
At last! After all these years, I was finally able to have my very own family reunion. To see my relatives in our natural elements and to be reunited was truly remarkable because I was living in a country distant from relatives. Coming back to Nigeria, in a sense, was like watching a film. Everyone […]
How Sway?
Ever wondered why some people bother with the phrase “no disrespect”, right before they disrespect you? Well, if you are the least bit sensitive (subconsciously or consciously) over a vocal woman discussing topics of undesirable treatment in the workplace- then discontinue reading this article. So, shall we proceed? Women in unison: “YES INDEED!” It may […]
