Sunday, 17 May 2026
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Biography of Habeeb Okikiola (Portable Zazuu)
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| Pop singer Habeeb Okikiola portable | Image credit: IG @portablebaeby |
- Birth Name: Habeeb Okikiola
- Nickname: Portable Omolalomi
- Occupation (s): Singer | brand ambassador | influencer
- Genre: Street Pop
- Years Active: 2021
- Record Label: non yet, but there are speculations that he might be ctratuijia own with "Zazzu Nation"
- Spouse: Omobewaji Feranmi (wife)
- Babymama : Honey Berry
Family Background:
Educational background:
Marriage and Relationship life:
Musical Career:
His Brand Ambassadorial and deals
Here are his Song titles and released years:
- 2019 Pay Me My Money
- 2020 Ema Joke Dada
- 2021 Zazoo Zehh ft Olamide & Poco Lee
- 2022 Ogo Forever
- 2022 Neighbor ft Small Doctor
- 2022 All Eyes On Me ft Barry Jhay
- 2022 Oro Aje ft Oritse Femi
- 2022 Clear
- 2022 Expensive OG
- 2022 Money Before You Love
- 2022 Gberatan
- 2022 Odogwu Bitters
- 2022 Bye To Sapa Nation
- 2023 Kuku Do Ritual
Award and nominations:
- 2021 Best indigenous artiste– Naijatraffic awards(Won)
- 2022 The Headies Best Street Artist (Nominated)
- 2022 The Headies Rookie of the Year (Nominated)
Net worth:
Portable's Controversies
Biography of Neliswa Ntshangase
Saturday, 16 May 2026
I have Learnt from Every Challenge - Abayomi Adeola Della
Can we meet you?
NNI: Could you tell us more about your brand, My Fine Wears?
Della: My Fine Wears isa brand that stands for a fashion store that is concerned about how people (with no age or sex limit) look in all affordability.
Guest: I tell people that the big picture I have for my business, keeps me going. That's my driving force. Until I get there, there's no giving up.
Guest: Both. I'm going both ways powerfully. They both cannot be a waste for my future. Law is my passion and it has every alignment with my purpose and so is Entrepreneurship.
Della: I just plan my time deliberately and I discipline myself to follow it squarely.
Guest: Advertising plays a vital role in promoting a business and could be cheap or expensive too. Either ways, calculated risks should be taken. Its worth it if its going to promote the business.
Guest: The future of the Fashion industry in Nigeria is comprehensively a growing one. Everyday, things come and on in vogue and I think in the future, we should be able to boast of international set up brands even from Nigeria.
Guest: Oh. The pleasure is mine.😊
Friday, 15 May 2026
5 Healthy Eating Tips for Nigerian Pregnant Women
1. Start your day with a healthy breakfast
Starting your day with a healthy meal when pregnant doesn’t only energize you, and of course your baby, for the day, it has also been observed to reduce the chances of you feeling hungry every single hour of the day, and that’s a good thing. As you continue reading, you’ll come to understand why that’s good, but for now, let’s get a glimpse of what a healthy breakfast should look like. Really, it’s not far-fetched. A healthy breakfast should span across all, or almost all the classes of food. So, you might want to consider easy combinations like bread and egg with home-made orange juice, or moin-moin(bean pudding) and pap/ eko(solid pap), or even your regular fortified cereal with a lot of milk, and then one apple. Any energy-rich, protein-containing, mineral-and-vitamin-including diet works just fine. Make sure you get enough water too. Also, you need to know that skipping breakfast is not a remedy for early-morning nausea. Find food combinations that work for you, instead. You can consider taking ginger tea or pepper-mint tea before having breakfast too, if that works for you.
2. Eat well, but don’t overeat
Some pregnant women are extra careful when it comes to eating because they are afraid of gaining too much weight. Other pregnant women in the bid to “eat for two” would make sure their mouths are busy all day. The danger of the former is that if you don’t eat well enough, your baby won’t get enough nutrient and can end up being underweight, and in extreme scenarios, the baby can die prenatally. Meanwhile, the danger of the later is that both the mother and the baby can become obese, and this can cause complications, and eventually lead to death. The solution, however, is to eat well, but not overeat. Having a healthy breakfast, like I’ve earlier stated, is one way to achieve this. Also, have a healthy lunch and dinner; experts advise that you should consider spreading your lunch, and even dinner, over 2 or 3 servings, rather than eat a large portion at once. Taking a lot of water all through the day helps too and if you ever feel like munching on something else during the day, you might want to consider healthy snacks, which leads us to the next tip.
Consider healthy snacks.
It’s very possible that even after having a good meal for breakfast and drinking just enough water, you still feel like snacking on something before your next lunch or dinner serving. However, rather than go for junk food that would provide your baby little or no nutrient and would only make both you and your baby gain unnecessary weight, consider healthy snacks. The best and cheapest form of healthy snacks still remain handy fruits like bananas, apples, oranges, watermelons etc. You can try fruit salads too. Youghurt as well has been proven to be a very nutritious snack for pregnant women as it contains fibres, calcium and other vitamins that are necessary for both your health and your baby’s growth. You can also consider other snacks rich in protein, vitamins, and minerals like smoothies, fruit parfaits, fruit-rich cakes, egg scrambles etc.
Vary your diet.
Every class of food plays a role in the proper growth and development of your baby. From carbohydrates and good fats that supply your baby with energy to proteins and minerals that provide a building block for your baby’s developing organs to even vitamins and water that allows the other nutrients to be properly utilized, your baby needs them all. Since no single food has been found to contain all the nutrients your baby needs, you need to make sure your diet is as varied and balanced as possible, from animal proteins to whole grains to legumes and to even fruits and vegetables. If for any reason, you don't eat some kinds of food, you need to find alternatives to getting the nutrients those food contain, and this might involves creating weekly or monthly meal plans that help you ensure you’re getting an adequate amount of every nutrient your baby needs. Creating the plan with someone, maybe your husband, or a friend could make the process more fun, and if you are particularly allergic to some kinds of food, then you should consider involving your dietician or doctor.
Finally, eat clean.
Eating healthy is not just about eating right but also eating clean. While you endeavour to get a healthy breakfast, eat the right proportion of food, take healthy snacks and vary your diet, you also want to make sure that everything you eat is in a proper condition, so as not to compromise your baby’s mmune system and so your baby can get maximum nutrient from every food. Hence, you have make sure your fruits and vegetables are fresh, and avoid stale or pest-infested food. Also, make sure your fruits and food ingredients are properly washed before you use them. In addition, ensure that your food is always properly cooked. Avoid over-cooking vegetables as this can rid them of the water-soluble vitamins B and C. Make sure your meats are thoroughly cooked too. Basically, just make sure you eat clean.
Now, it hasn't only been established that what you eat as a pregnant woman greatly affects the growth and health of your baby, we’ve also looked into ways pregnant women can go about eating healthy without particularly stressing themselves. I hope you take these tips into consideration these tips even as you choose your next breakfast and as you create your next meal plan because the healthier you eat, the healthier your baby.
Biography of Ibrahim Abiodun Chatta
Born on 13th of October, 1970, Ibrahim Abiodun Chatta is a Nigerian actor, movie director, producer and singer. He was born into a large, polygamous Muslim family of fourteen children and he hails from a small town in Kwara state known as Bachita in Edu Local Government. Contrary to the popular opinion that Ibrahim Chatta is a Yoruba, he is actually of Tapa descent.
Growing up, Ibrahim Chatta lost interest in education at an early age due to his unruly and stubborn attitude which later made him drop out of Secondary school. He finished his primary education at St Bridges Catholic primary school, Bachita. He was successfully able to obtain his first school leaving certificate, and got enrolled into the Government Secondary School which was located in Bachita but he later got relocated to another region in Niger state, due to his stubborn behaviour. He attended Dende Secondary School, Aggeia before he later dropped out of school.
There have been speculations of him getting self educated and attending online courses.
To the surprise of many, Chatta speaks English fluently despite having a limited education. He also made his intentions known in 2018 about his desire to return to the educational world, having reeled out his regrets over missing out on formal education as a child, despite his father's attempt to make sure he was formally educated.
With little being known about his progress in enforcing his decision, Chatta has stated in an interview in 2020, that he was enrolled in a college of education in Ikire, Osun State. He has also joked about the possibility of even becoming a professor before he dies, and has urged people to get an education before venturing into any chosen career in life.
- Atini O'go (2006)
- Mafi wonmi (2008)
- Olo (2008)
- Mafi sere (2009)
- Orere laye (2009)
- Ebere Adigun (2010)
- Aiyekooto (2012)
- Ifa Iwa (2013)
- October 1 (2014)
- Olokiki Oru: The Midnight Sensation (2019)
- Omoyagba (2020)
- King of Thieves (Ogundabede) (2021)
- Best of Nollywood Awards (BON) for Best Actor in a supporting role, 2012.
- Best of Nollywood Awards (BON) for Best Supporting Actor in a Yoruba film (Ifa Iwa) in 2013.
- Best Actor of the Year (Yoruba) at the City People Movies Awards, 2019.
- The 2020 Nigerian Canadian Celebrities Entertainment Awards for his contribution to the Nollywood industry.
- Best Actor in the Dallas International Yoruba Movie Awards (DIYMA), 2021.
Biography of Dr. Oluwakemi Ikuseedun (Kemz Mama/Mummy wa)
She went further to bag a Bachelors degree in Accounting from the Bells University, Ota Ogun State and a Masters as well as a PhD (Doctorate) degree in Management from the University of Lagos, graduating in 2021. Kemi is also a qualified member of the institute of Chartered Accountant of Nigeria (ICAN). She also trained at Emem Isongs Royal Arts Academy in Lagos veteran actors like Sukanmi Adebayo, Opeyemi Dada and and others which eventually prepared her for acting journey.
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As a testament to her exceptional management strength, Kemi also holds a honorary Doctorate Degree (PhD) in Management from Prowess University, Delaware, USA, a degree which was awarded in 2024 by the Varsity in conjunction with Leadtimes Africa Magazine.
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Kemz Mama kick-started acting professionally in 2018. She resumed acting professionally involving in social media content creating. Mr Macaroni comedy skits which gave her the name Mummy Wa or Mrs Macaroni. They are both famous for the slang Freaky Freaky. Kemz has also featured in some Tv series like Conundrum, Time and Chance, Tinsel, Hustle and many others.
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Her parents never wanted her to act, but because she loved it, she was inspired to pursue her childhood aspirations no matter what. Kemi Ikuseedun is an epitome of beauty, creative and exceptionally talented Nollywood actress. She is gifted in brilliant interpretation of roles in movies and can fit into any character assigned her by movie producers and directors in the industry. Kemi Ikuseedun has remained prominent in the Nigerian movie industry, rated one of the richest and most influential with an estimated net worth. She has appeared in films such as Conundrum and Time & Chance, as well as television shows such as Tinsel and Hustle on African Magic.
Dr. Oluwakemi Ikuseedun (Kemz Mama/Mummy wa) is active on social media. You can connect with her via her official handles on Instagram, Facebook and X. You can also subscribe to her official YouTube Channel here.
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