The people of fct have been marginalsed, its time for them to be free. Unlike Binance who was trying to steal the elections, let's support who won

Obidients let us support one of our own, the battle is just beginning. We can win no matter what .

The various officers have taken to their twitter profiles to send messages of support to the senate chief whip, @senatoraduda on twitter,was the latest to drop a message of support.

FROM CANCELATION TO “VICTORY” THE ABRACADABRA OF THE FCT SENATORIAL ELECTION.

“In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” - George Orwell.

As most of The 36 states making up the Federal Republic of Nigeria prepare for the forthcoming gubernatorial elections, it is pertinent to study the “‘37th’ State”; only considered ‘A State’ when it pertains to qualifications of the 25% of a Presidential bid. This is The Federal Capital Territory (FCT), whose status of statehood is called upon when deemed fit.

The FCT unlike any other state has one elected Senator and two members of The Federal House of Representatives; Making it the least territory with federal representation in the country. It is unfortunate that an area with almost two times the land mass of Lagos state is classified as one senatorial district. Somehow forgetting that that land mass is occupied by people of different customs/traditions and therefore need their interests adequately represented.

Moving away from this constitutional injustice, the Senate race In the FCT was keenly anticipated and one to watch out for as it had the Four (4) major political parties were properly represented. On the most anticipated Election Day, the atmosphere in the nation’s capital which was most likely going to set the pace for the rest of the country: Elections began staggered in almost all the Area Councils as INEC faced a barrage of logistical problems, even in the municipal area. How INEC who assured Nigerians of their preparedness did not anticipate and prepare for logistical issues are beyond us.
Unsurprisingly, most Areas Council’s election materials arrived late, some incomplete and some did not arrive at all, this obviously set the course for massive disenfranchisement. The PVC collection rate as announced by INEC was over 90% but by the time final election results were released the turn out rate was below 25%. The Tenor of this election begs the question, was the percentage of turn out low or was the electorates disenfranchised?

This may be elucidated that the low turnout was not because the FCT constituents did not come out to vote, but may very well be a well coordinated and arranged plan that had a preconceived ripple effect around the territory.
In spite of all these challenges the resilient people of the FCT ensured that they exercise their constitutional right by casting their votes; defying long lines, logistical and accreditation issues. Election process in most parts of the FCT were still ongoing till the early hours of Sunday morning and some elections that same Saturday were totally cancelled in some areas by evening due to irregularities.
During this upheaval, it came as a suprise when by 6pm on Election Day, while voting was still ongoing in a lot of wards and almost area councils some certain candidates had already starting declaring themselves as winners of the election in the FCT. The real propaganda machinery kicked in and unrealistic and unverified results flooded social media. The mob kicked in and began to challenge a process that was barely completed and as we look back, this seems to be the all orchestrated to play out this way
As collation continued there were so many discrepancies that it was impossible for even forensic experts to tell how INEC had arrived at such. The candidate of the Labour party released a video where she played down this discrepancies, she claimed it was just an error that everyone could see. The returning officers for BWARI and ABAJI area councils had raised the issues and refused to accept the results. The Returning officer for the FCT professor Sani Saka had also rejected the results which were presented at the FCT coalition center. But Labour party immediately began to blackmail and attacks the professor who was only carrying out his duties In accordance with the laid out procedures and guidelines of The Electoral Act.

Without addressing the issues and following the guidelines and processes of the electoral act; the returning officer, On Tuesday the 28th of February announced the Labour party candidate as the winner of the elections. At the point of the announcement only 1216 out of 2822 results had been uploaded on the IREV portal. This means or show results in less than 50% of the FCT were available, of which discrepancies in the results uploaded were glaring. From mutilated result sheets to pictures of individuals uploaded as results. We saw results that seemed like they were from elections in 2003 reappear at the collation center

It is unfortunate that the process of the general elections in the FCT which should not be credible enough to elect the senior prefect of a secondary school or the chairman of a motor parks association, has been used to elect the highest federal representative available to them.
Another baffling outcome of this bastardized elections, is that the supposed winners have continued to call press conferences and attack the process that made them emerge victorious. They have continually accused the electoral umpire of trying to change a result that has already been declared.

It is unfortunate that in 2023 we could witness such an electoral jamboree, even after INEC claims to have been very well prepared with their technology. We hope that INEC will do better in subsequent elections in other jurisdictions. The Nigerian populace and the people of FCT want a free and fair electoral process and not an expensive live Harry Houdini show.

We approached her to support the LP movement in her state home state of kwara, she said she's not interested. Refused to come for campaing . Even to lend her voice for the gov candidate

The FCT minister and the senate minority leader were seen in public together for the first time in a long time. The senator shared the post on his official twitter page @SenatorAduda. There are speculation that ...

https://twitter.com/SenatorAduda/status/1634507465197748224?s=20

A popular Nigerian twitter user. @Mroparaocha has made a bold claim on his twitter account. He allegedly made a staggering revelation of how he made over 30million naira in one day. He revealed this on his Twitter page today. A screenshot of the tweet is attached below.
Although some twitter users challenged his claims, he replied that they are just attention seekers. He futher stated ahe has achieved this over a long period of time practicing and getting opportunities on the Internet.
What are your thoughts on this.

According to a popular twitter user the boy who won 38 million in the popular video has died with friends In a car accident. Is this the work of his village people ?

May the souls of the departed rest In peace.

UNDERWHELMING HANDLING OF OVERWHELMING CATASTROPHIC FLOODS IN NIGERIA.
Save ----- Our----- Souls

BY: Eben Dokubo

Superlatives are insufficient to capture and portray the on-going carnage, devastation, ruin, despair, and anguish unleashed on various parts of Nigeria by unprecedented floods.

Torrents of large volumes of ravaging water bulldoze their way from a gigantic dam in the neighboring country of Cameroon on a journey to the Atlantic ocean which can only be accessed via vast swathes of land comprising villages, farms, cities, pristine forests, and swamps.

Amongst the affected States are Adamawa, Taraba, Niger, Kogi, and Benue. Others include Anambra, Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, and Imo. Most of the flooded areas in these States have been submerged in up to two meters of water for several weeks. It is expected that it might take another six to ten weeks for the flood waters to dissipate, leaving in its wake a trail of horrendous destruction. Put together, the affected area is tens of thousands of square kilometers.

Hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children are facing fear, hunger, starvation, disease and desperation. They are shell- shocked and displaced, destitute and dying an agonizing slow death.

There is no electricity.

Rare tropical plants, flowers, wildlife, domestic animals, and livestock have either been destroyed or forced out of their natural habitat.

The best efforts of Federal, State, and Local Government authorities have only scratched the surface.
Most of the affected areas are inaccessible and incommunicado.

For an ongoing widespread disaster of this magnitude, an urgent global response is imperative. Consequently, an ad-hoc global consortium ought to emerge instantly to save souls and present a lifeline for rescue, revival, rebooting, rebuilding, and restoration.

The following are are amongst items and services required urgently in no particular order)

Potable water in sachets and bottles

MRE ( meals ready to eat) protein and vitamin fortified crackers. (The type of rations used by the military in combat zones)

Inflatable boats

Bailey bridges ( can be procured off the shelf, air lifted to Nigeria and installed within days)

Helicopter services with amphibious and Search & Rescue capabilities

Barges and Tugboats

Speed boats

Four-wheel drive trucks

Drones for aerial survey, monitoring, and delivery of critical supplies.

Mobile field hospitals with trauma and theater facilities. (as in M*A*S*H*)

Portable electric generators

Tents

Solar power units

Disinfectants

Soap

Baby food

Baby clothes

Pampers

Toys

Oral Rehydration Therapy kits

Sanitary pads

Sanitizers

Sweaters

Socks

Water purification units

Water purification tablets

Light weight blankets

Adult clothes

Loin cloths and wrappers

Unlimited fast internet access

Smartphones

Building materials

Mattresses

Mosquito nets

Pillows

Rechargeable lamps

Power banks

Rain boots

Drugs and pharmaceutical supplies

Satellite maps and photos of affected areas ( NOW & BEFORE images)

The hardest hit Triangle of Horror are Bayelsa, Rivers, and Delta States which constitute the gateway to the Atlantic ocean.

Following the outbreak of the Corona virus pandemic, the world rallied round to combat the scruge. The WHO provided a template which Nigeria used. We do not have a template for monster floods. Our ingenuity will be of help but we cannot go it alone.

WE NEED URGENT GLOBAL INTERVENTION. !!!

To Abuja residents and estate Agents. Is it profitable to buy land in the New district of Parfun South. Where is it also located ? Lugbe or kuje?

Comments and answers will be appreciated

The Eagle has landed , the governor elect will be sworn in shortly , he received his certificate of return earlier today ... More to follow

Our banks always give us "whala" once in a while. Everyone deals with theirs differently. Here is an email sent to Access bank by a different kind of customer.

There are usually signs when a relationship is about to break, some one who was so romantic will all of a sudden turn cold and as we all know feelings change and people get hurt. It leads us to the point of expressing your feelings .this blog post will help you know why you shouldn't get closure. People say the game is the game.

https://prettyrandomm./2019/03/25/on-twitter-yesterday-olonis-thread-becoming-an-elegist-for-love/


https://twitter.com/dhebylicious/status/1110081640636862465?s=19

There is an opportunity for every one, i just discovered a new hub in UYO Akwa ibom state , the start innovative hub , they will be helping start ups just like the idea hub and co creation hub. They will be hosting an on line event :

#StartHub TweetChat with @starthubtech Innovation Hub organized by @NetoppsDigest http://www.twitter.com/#StartHub
on the 12th of September by 1-2 pm , Follow @Netoppsdigest for more info.

You, or someone you know has just had a miscarriage and the effects are devastating. You find yourself asking questions, wanting to know why that miscarriage happened and if it’s normal. If you lost your baby, you are probably thinking, “what is wrong with me?” “What did I do wrong?” You are also probably wondering if it’s going to affect your next pregnancy.

This reaction is completely natural. And we want to let you know that
There is nothing wrong with you.

A lot of women have miscarriages and go on to have perfectly healthy pregnancies afterward. Actually, 85 percent of women who have had previous miscarriages have carried their next pregnancies to term. Yes, this is cold comfort and it might not make you feel better if you’ve just had a miscarriage, but it’s something to think about.

As heartbreaking as it is to lose a pregnancy, Doctors believe that it’s normal and will not start looking into possible causes until a woman has miscarried three or more times. Even though there are cases where that happens, they are actually very low.
What is a miscarriage?

A miscarriage is known medically as a Self Aborting Pregnancy (SAP) and it is said to happen when a pregnancy terminates before the fetus is viable. A fetus is said to be viable only when it can survive outside the womb and this is not until the 20th week of pregnancy in the US and the 23rd week in the UK.

Miscarriages are quite common, but they can be really traumatic and devastating.
How to know the signs of a possible miscarriage

If the pregnant woman is spotting or bleeding, then she is very likely having a miscarriage. There are also some other signs to look out for such as:

Sharp pain and cramping in the abdomen
Liquid discharge from the vagina
Feeling faint, light-headed or dizzy
Tissue discharge from the vagina

If you or any pregnant woman you know is experiencing any of the signs above, go immediately to a hospital.

If you’ve had a miscarriage, don’t let it destroy your life. Statistics show that half of all pregnancies are miscarried in the first trimester and that majority go on to have successful pregnancies which are carried to full term afterward. And even those who have had two miscarriages still go on to have successful pregnancies afterward – 75 percent of them
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Taking care of your skin is important. One secret to looking good is a healthy skin. Also don’t forget that one of the first signs of aging begins with the skin. So pay attention to these tips for clear, healthy and youthful looking skin.

Understand your skin type

This is key to knowing how to treat your skin. Skin type has nothing to do with complexion and is more about whether you have dry skin or oily skin. If you have oily skin, then moisturizing on a regular basis is doing you more harm than good and if your skin type is dry and you are not moisturizing regularly, your skin will give you trouble.

Use a Simple and Safe Daily Care Routine for your face

Here’s the thing, it’s not about washing your face with soap and then heading out to face your day; you need to give your face more attention that that. And if you sleep with make up on, may heaven forgive you! When it comes to your face, have a simple care routine. Use a gentle cleanser, wipe a toner on your face and neck if you want to and then moisturize. The frequency with which you do this would depend on your skin type.



Protect your skin from the harsh sun

The Nigerian sun can be harsh and as a Nigerian woman, you need to learn how to protect your skin from the UV rays. Just because your skin tone is dark does not mean that the sun cannot damage your skin. It just means that you don’t see the damage, which is worse. So always use a cream that has sun protection.

(Hint: Shea butter contains sun screen and can be used when you’re going out in the sun. Read this post for more on Shea butter)

Don’t go out into direct sunlight if you can help it and if you need to be outside, use a small umbrella to protect your skin. Your 80 year old self will thank you!

Use make up that suits your skin

These days Nigerian women don’t have to suffer in silence; we have lots of make up and cosmetic products that are made for women of color so stick with those. They’re good for your skin.

Love yourself and show your skin some love!

If you have any more tips, feel free to share them with us
Via: http://www.naijahousewives.com/skin-care-tips-for-nigerian-women/#sthash.85cS7sCT.dpuf

Filling a form online and you end up with the same problem every time; you can’t leave the space for a postal code empty. Well your problem is solved, you can check your postal code now in less than 2 minutes!

The history of the post in Nigeria dates back to 19th century. The first post office was established by the British Colonial Masters in 1852. It was considered to be a part of the British postal system.

The Nigerian postal service, commonly known as NIPOST is still running till date and mails can be sent and received, although with the advancement in technology most mails are sent electronically. There’s also the fact that for some time, most people lost faith in the public system and so prefer to use private courier services.

Nevertheless the service still works and under the ministry of information and communication, it has been revamped and is quite effective. NIPOST still offers a lot of services which include:

Mail Services
Counter Services
EMS Speed Post
Phliatelley
Parcel Post
Financial Services
Special Delivery
Private Mail Bag
Nipost Logistics
Postal Media
Bulk Post



With a goal to provide affordable, reliable and efficient postal service nationwide and worldwide, they have some online tools which help in them identify the mailing and postal related needs of their various customers and rational allocation of resources. These include:

Postal code finder
Post office locator
Post office box locator

To find your postal code:

Go to http://www.nipost.gov.ng

Under online tools click on post code finder

Then select the state

Next up select the Town

The next one selects the Area

Last of all select street and click on the get post code button

Your post code appears.

via-http://www.netoppsdigest.com/how-to-check-your-nigerian-postal-code/

The gorgeous Joyce Daniels is the CEO of Talklogenic International Ltd. She is a professional Master of Ceremonies and her sense of style is incredible. She is a real Naija Housewife, managing a busy career and a successful home life. She’s not only booked most weekends (and weekdays too), she also runs Talkademy; a school for Masters of Ceremonies and is a certified Dale Carnegie trainer. This wonderful woman has lived the natural lifestyle for 3 years and shares her tips with us.
As I celebrate 3 full years of being completely natural, I thought to share a few tips with some of my nappy sisters, especially those who may be at crossroads or just tired of ‘the whole natural thing’…

I started what I called a ‘life style change’ in 2007, which included shedding 15kg (77kg to 62kg)off my weight, consuming less/fewer ‘chemical products’ like coke and margarine, to using less/fewer chemical products like relaxers and antiperspirant deodorants…

I actually started my natural hair journey in 2009 with a complete chop off (very near bald)… so

#1 tip would be – ‘have a good reason, a plan & give it time’…
via -http://www.naijahousewives.com/natural-hair-tips-from-someone-whos-been-there/
I began to use texturisers for some time in 2010/2011 (as I thought my hair was just too hard), but realised it was the same old relaxing and relaxer I was running away from in the 1st place, so I started all over again in 2011 (chopping off the texturised bit).Therefore my

#2 tip is ‘remember why you went natural in the 1st place and stick with it’.

I also realised that the more I talked about my hair being difficult, the more difficult it was; but when I began to think and say ‘my hair is manageable’, I truly began to find my hair was easier to manage. So,

#3 tip….’stay positive’.

At some point I was getting worried that I wasn’t using the right products, or I wasn’t doing enough (especially with ALL the stuff on natural hair blogs), so I spent a little fortune trying to get ‘good stuff’, (which by the way seemed to contain a lot of the chemicals I was running away from in the 1st place). Now, I use a simple NATURAL mix of Niger state-produced Shea butter and Akwa Ibom-fresh coconut oil (for my hair and body) and my hair’s absolutely lovely. Soooooo, my #4 tip- ‘keep it simple’, try new products from time to time, but under no pressure…. My hair shrinks quite fast so I don’t always leave it out… I braid, weave, use wigs and thread. I save the fro for ‘special occasions’…
#5 tip – understand your own hair and stick with what works for you. We DON’T all have the same texture…

One of the reasons I went natural in the 1st place was to avoid spending sooooo much time (and money) on the hair, so I use wigs quite often as they save me time and the whole drama of thinking of what next to do. So, #6 tip – have a standby wig or 2, for when you just don’t have the time (or money)…. With these few points of mine (in my debate-type voice) I hope I’ve been able to help someone somehow

You can find our more about Joyce from her website: JoyceDaniels.net or follow her on Facebook too: Facebook.com/joycedaniels

When you are pregnant, there are always people who are filled with good intentions telling you what to do and what not to do. As annoying as it can sometimes be, most of them mean the best for you. Among the plenty advice you get is what you should eat now that you are ‘eating for two.’ What we discovered is that very few people know what they should NOT eat during pregnancy and some of these foods are so dangerous to pregnant women that they can lead to a miscarriage. So we are going to list these foods here and explain to you why you should stay away from them. We want to help you keep your baby safe while he or she is growing inside you.
Foods to Avoid


Raw or Partially Cooked Meat

Avoid raw meat during pregnancy
Always make sure that your meat is very well cooked; there should be no trace of red or pink on your meat. This goes for poultry too. Raw or under cooked meat often contains bacteria which can cause infection and is harmful to the baby. If you buy already-made or packaged meat like Corned beef, sausages and the like, make sure you read the label to know whether the meat is fully cooked or under cooked.


Raw or Partially Cooked Eggs

Raw or partially cooked eggs should also be avoided. This is because they can cause salmonella food poisoning. If you want to eat eggs, make sure they are thoroughly cooked. If you make your own mayonnaise or ice cream and you use raw eggs, stay away from them during the period of your pregnancy. For ice cream, you can get around the raw egg problem by adding the raw eggs to the mixture and then heating it thoroughly. You can then allow the mixture to cool down before making your ice cream.
Caffeine

coffee

Too much caffeine is not good for your baby. This can cause miscarriage, still birth, premature birth, low birth weight and other serious problems in an unborn baby. Caffeine has been linked to birth defects in infants. A certain amount of caffeine is okay, but is should not be more than 200mg a day. Caffeine can be found in coffee, cola products and some other drinks.


Unwashed Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

Fresh fruits and vegetables are healthy and are often recommended for expectant mothers. However, always make sure you wash your fruits and vegetables thoroughly before consuming. Some of these contain topsoil, which could lead to the risk of toxoplasmosis when consumed. It should be noted though that the incidences of toxoplasmosis in pregnant women are extremely low.


Some Types of Fish

Some fish contain mercury which can be very harmful to your unborn baby. Mercury is so dangerous to your baby that it can damage the developing nervous system. These fish include Marlin, Swordfish and Shark, among others.

Some other types of fish you should avoid (or eat very little of) are those that are oily such as fresh tuna, mackerel, salmon, sardines and trout. These are safe to eat, but you should not eat too much of them.




Actually, raw fish of any kind should be avoided. So if you are a Sushi fan, say bye-bye to that for the months you are pregnant. Raw shellfish in particular can contain harmful bacteria and viruses, which can lead to food poisoning.


Vitamin A /Fish Oil Supplements

Stay away from supplements and fish oil products that contain high levels of Vitamin A. This can be harmful to your baby find out why


Liver

Avoid liver and liver-based products at all costs when you are pregnant as they are high in Vitamin A, which can be harmful to your baby.


Alcohol

There is a total and complete embargo on alcohol during pregnancy. Do not drink alcoholic beverages when you are pregnant. There is no way around this, just stay away from alcohol. The potential damage caused by alcohol to the unborn baby is just tragic. It can affect the development of the baby and even lead to what is known as Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Birth disorders can also be traced to exposure of the fetus to alcohol.


Fruits with High Acidic Makeup
This is one you don’t hear about very often, but it is a real threat to pregnancy especially in the first trimester. Most of us already know that lime and lemon can be harmful to the baby and can in fact, lead to a forced abortion, but how many of us are aware that pineapple has the same effect? Pineapple is high in acidic content, which can affect the unborn baby and force an abortion. If you are in your first trimester, please stay away from Pineapples and pineapple-based products.



That is it on what you should not eat while you are pregnant. This list is not exhaustive as there are certain cheeses you should avoid, unpasteurized milk and yogurt and stuff like Pate. But as long as you focus on eating healthy meals, you should be fine. ALSO you need to remember that you are NOT eating for two; that is a myth. How big is the baby inside you that it would eat as much as you do? Sure, you can eat a little more than your regular portion, but do not use your pregnancy as an excuse to overindulge; it’s only going to make shedding the baby fat after deliver much harder
- See more at: http://www.naijahousewives.com/10-foods-to-avoid-during-pregnancy/#sthash.rxeaPMDu.dpuf

heykims:
I have ds app but dont just know ow to go about d scanning.

visit netoppsdigest.com, leave a comment , they will help you ASAP , and which of the apps do you have ?

chinnyonwu: so whats the difference between these scanners and simply taking a pic of th document. ? useless

The resolution is higher and it saves as a PDF, can be converted to MS word and similar Applications, I hope you understand this terms

This ad came out in June and you’ve probably seen it on your TV. But we still decided to share it because we really love how gorgeous Kate Henshaw looked in this ad. This is one mom that is representing Nigerian women and Nigerian moms. She is not only at the top of her career, but she’s now decided to be a change-maker. Kate Henshaw declared her intention to go into the Nigerian political scene earlier in the year. We applaud that! It is our dream that more Nigerian women will take an active part in the politics and policies that guide our nation. This is our country, we don’t have another and so we need to make sure that we make positive change happen. We want to leave a better Nigeria for our children and our grandchildren.
If you read this, Madam Kate, know that you are one of our Nigerian heroes. We just love you.

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If you have ever been in a situation when you need to get a copy of a document you needed and it was in a hard copy, so u have to look for a photocopier, or maybe you don’t just like carrying a lot of papers around and you look so disorganized in the morning, worry no more! Your phone can be a scanner; with the following apps you problems are solved:



Genius Scan

It’s a very user friendly apps and scan your cards, documents and notes ,it enhances the images and tries to make it more presentable its free , but users can register and get premium services which allow you to upload scans directly to drop box and other cloud storage services.

CamScanner


CamScanner is one of the most popular mobile apps for “scanning” , it has a lot of features and is a delight for most users, it has very high ratings and it looks like an app you should try.

Google Drive

Most people use Google drive for cloud storage services but it also a document scanner, it also enhances the image quality, it saves it as PDF and updates it to your Google drive and by searching you drive for text related to the document you will be able to locate it.

Tips

1. Take scans from a central view, taking from angles might affect the documment

2. Be as close as possible and fill the entire frame

3. Make sure the area is well lit; some devices allow you to use your flash for lighting

4. Make sure the document is not covered by anything or framed to avoid refletions
Comments

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Good morning everyone! Welcome to the month of September. August was an interesting month here at Naija Housewives’ and the site got a face lift (what do you think of our new website by the way?) So we’re now in a new month and there’s the temptation to drag the baggage and issues of the month before into this new month.You can’t help it if the challenges of August are still here in September, and we are not asking you to ignore the realities on ground. What you need to do is change the way you face your challenges. For each one of us, there are times when life threatens to overwhelm us and it gets to the stage where you begin to wonder if things will ever get better. You might look around you now and everything seems bleak, like there’s nowhere help will come from. Whatever you are going through, this is not the time to give up. Hang in there. At the end of every storm is a rainbow. No matter how bad things seem right now, there is a turning point. There is a point you will get to that things will begin to change for the better.

Believe that things will change
Have a positive attitude towards your challenges
And whatever you do, don’t give up!

Determine in your heart that good things will happen to you this month. Believe it and hold on to it. Open up your mind and your heart to the possibility and don’t lose hope. Take a moment now and say aloud:
“Good things will happen in September – to ME.”

Say it as many times as you need to say it until you begin to believe it. Good things will happen to you. Welcome to September.

via http://www.naijahousewives.com/good-things-will-happen-in-september/

Lupita Nyong’o won the Oscars. Then she made history as she became the first black actress to be a Lancôme ambassador. Pictures for the campaign were released in June and the actress is just stunning. Although this was a few months ago, we thought you would enjoy these photos.

Lupita is acted in the award winning movie, 12 Years a Slave.She’s an inspiration to us all.

Lupita Nyongo


You can follow her on Twitter @Lupito_Nyongo and on Instagram: instagram.com/lupitanyongo

Permission to use this post is granted as long as appropriate credit is given towww.NaijaHousewives.com. Visit us on Facebook and Follow us on Twitter.© Copyright 2014 Naija Housewives, All rights Reserved. Written For: Naija Housewives

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