Women
I Provide Opportunity To Be Healthy And Wealthy -Nutritionist
Mrs Fearless Rose
Mrs Fearless Rose, a
nutritionist from Delta State deals on health gadgets. She has lived in Port Harcourt for many years and is blessed with five grown -up children.
One striking feature in Mrs Fearless is her ever-young posture. The Tide’s Women’s Desk engaged her in an interview within the week and she exposed the secrets of her rejuvenated look.
She adds that she does not only give people especially women what it takes to be healthy. She also inspires them to make wealth.
Mrs Fearless by every indication is supposed to be robust, and probably looking twice her real age having gone through child birth five good times. At least, a protruded tummy should have been a better attestation to her status as a mother.
Unfortunately, her physique is a disappointment to such unfounded expectations and guess what the magic is.
Mrs Fearless uses eternal sea oil which she said contains Omega 3 and 6, known for replenishing the skin and taking care of cholesterol in the body, the liver, kidney and keeps, the skin glowing.
She also takes the Ganoderma tea, a plant extract that contains 400 different nutrients and functions among others’, to enhance the function of the heart, stabilize the blood pressure, burns fat and improve immune system.
In her own style, she mixes up the ganoderma tea with Isomalto Oligosacchariade powder which is an anti-aging agent. It prevents freckles and black spots, replenishes the cells and empties the bowel , making sure the stomach alignment is okey.
Her bones are considered, through a regular intake of milk calcium to prevent arthritis and take care of the nerves so she relaxes properly.
Above all, the nutritionist reveals that she ensures her drinking water passes through energy cup especially after taking sliming and hugan tea which she said aids in shedding weight and reducing the size of the belly for a perfect healthy look.
However, Mrs Fearless is so concerned about these health ingredients for the sole reason as she advanced that they not only guarantee one’s good health status, they are also avenues for wealth creation. How?
Mrs Fearless who is a distributor of eternal products said there is a visible difference in her life between when she was novice of these products and now that she is aware of them.
Explaining further, she said for any of the mentioned products bought, a monetary reward called bonus is attached, hence she advices women to avail themselves the opportunity of the presence of these products in Port Harcourt to enrich themselves.
“It is not expensive, for me, it is an easy way of making money. Instead of remaining jobless, asking from husband always for financial assistance, with as small as twenty thousand naira you have started the business , all that is required is talking to people and convincing them of the opportunity to make wealth through these products” she said.
“At every level, eternal Int’l gives you incentive ranging from t-shirt, bangles, diaries, wrist watches, android phones to Dubai trip. While cash incentive ranges from one thousand, seven hundred naira, seven thousand, five hundred and fifty naira, forty-six thousand, five hundred and fifty naira, four hundred thousand naira, to four million, three hundred and twenty thousand naira only.
Mrs Fearless encourages women to pick up forms from eternal and start a business which unending proceed is willable to children.
Sylvia ThankGod-Amadi
IVY-K Fashion by Igiebor Daddy Lucky, a Nigerian-born designer now based in the UK, has launched the latest menswear line, Dapper Man.
One of the collection’s strengths is its classic, clean aesthetic. Dapper Man delivers sharp, structured suits in a timeless black and white color scheme that exudes a sense of luxury and professionalism. The use of high-quality fabrics like wool and silk ensures that the suits not only look high-end but also feel luxurious to the wearer. The designer’s focus on detail is evident in the meticulous tailoring, with fitted blazers and crisp trousers forming the foundation of the collection.
Where IVY-K Fashion shines is in the subtle yet elegant touches. The inclusion of beads as embellishments on lapels and cuffs adds a unique flair, blending traditional craft with modern tailoring. This nod to African heritage gives the collection a distinct identity, offering something more personal and culturally significant than your standard menswear line.
However, despite the elegance of the Dapper Man collection, there is a lingering sense of missed opportunity. The black-and-white color palette, while classic, feels overly safe. In a fashion landscape where bold colors and daring patterns often make the strongest impact, the collection could benefit from incorporating more vibrant hues or experimenting with unconventional fabrics. Pushing the envelope with color or texture could elevate these designs from simply elegant to truly memorable.
In addition, while the tailoring of the blazers and trousers is immaculate, the collection lacks a sense of playfulness or modern edge that many contemporary menswear lines are embracing. The suits are undoubtedly stylish, but the collection as a whole leans heavily on tradition. Experimenting with asymmetrical cuts, bold patterns, or even layering could add an exciting dimension to Dapper Man. The challenge is to maintain the sleek sophistication of the collection while infusing it with a fresh, innovative spirit.
Another area that could use improvement is the overall cohesion of the collection. While the suits are well-crafted, there is a feeling of repetition across the pieces. More variation in design, such as different lapel styles, pocket configurations, or even bolder accessories, would give the collection greater diversity and visual interest.
In conclusion, Dapper Man by Igiebor Daddy Lucky showcases the designer’s strong grasp of classic tailoring and elegant design, but to truly capture the attention of a broader audience, IVY-K Fashion would benefit from more daring choices. By infusing the collection with bold colors, unexpected textures, and a more modern edge, Dapper Man could move from a well-crafted line to a trendsetting force in men’s fashion. With such a solid foundation, there’s no doubt that Igiebor Daddy Lucky has the potential to lead his brand toward greater heights
The trend of indecent dressing all in the name of fashion is fast becoming a norm in our generation and society at large. Most married women embrace this fashion as competition with single ladies.
Different scholars have given an in depth insight about dressing as a tool of communication. Non-verbal communication has been asserted as the communication between people by the means of signs or symbols. It conveys what we wish to disseminate to the public as either intentionally or not.
According to Paul Ekman and Michael Argyle, communication is carried out through what has been classified as “Presentational Code”. He listed nine codes of non-verbal communication, as body contact, facial expression, gestures, postures, eye movement, proximity, orientation, head nods and appearance.
This, being stated, married and single ladies should understand that their mode of dressing is communicative be it directly or indirectly as such body parts we call “private” are now being made public because of the trends or wearing of transparent dresses and this in turn calls on the attention of men who are weak and prone to illicit thoughts thus, resulting to most rape cases in our society.
This indecent dressing by most ladies has denied many their future husbands. The truth is that a man is attracted to his kind; his desires in marriage. It is often asserted that decency and beauty are in the eyes of the beholder, yet, in trending times of this 21st century, dress code and fashion in nudity form is gaining popularity.
This has become complicated as most men tend to toggle between their emotions (lust) and sanity (rationality) in terms of marriage, thereby setting a wrong foundation upon which most marriages are consummated.
On the other hand, most married women have embraced the trend of indecent dressing nipping it on the state of it being the choice dressing, approved by their spouses, leaving society with the question of what “responsible” man would prefer that the secrecy of the benefit of his marital vow has become the centre of attraction and viewership by the general public.
Hence, communicating with their dressing gas given licence to every male gender who is interested or attracted to what they see to make unsolicited sexual passes at them, which might be considered embarrassing.
At this juncture, it is important to state that ladies should dress decently knowing that they are the epitome of nation-building, they are nation-builders, character moulders and pacesetters not just in the lives of their families but to the society at large.
In most occasions, there are no clear border lines between the married women and the single ladies because of the rate of scanty dressing which has close the gap of differences.
Women and girls should embrace this call awakening to decent mode of dressing. Dresses that are meant to be worn indoors should remain indoors.
It is worrisome to see ladies wear shorts that are supposed to be worn in the living room on the streets without shame. This is an awakening call to our ladies, married and singles that the opposite sex do not expose their private body parts for the public. Sometimes, the ladies go about in the streets without wearing brazziers as to showcase their nipples.
The society should be sanitised of the menace of indecent dressing that is lurking and taking over the entire nooks and crannies of the society and the nation at large.
Let it be known that he or she is addressed in the manner he or she is dressed. There may be no room for a second impression. To the single ladies, your dressing decently will not stop you from meeting your Mr Right rather, it will increase your stake and place you on the list of most valued women in the society.
Dressing speaks louder than words.
Kate Chisom Isiocha
Isiocha is an OND final year student of Temple Gate Polytechnic.
