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Everybody has a duty to make their skin look the best it can be. Moisturize regularly, try to avoid germs and all that are things we’ve heard from our junior school days. However, there are still cases of acne, spots and other times when the skin just looks all tired and old. Your skin can be smooth and clear by simply eating fruits that are readily available at your beck and call. Here are a few you should actually try out. 1. Apple: Apples are the richest source of malic acid, a “fruit acid” extracted from apples. This malic acid promotes healthier, firmer and youthful looking skin by renewing skin cells without damaging the skin layer. 2. Pineapple Like apples, pineapples come with bromelain, an anti-inflammatory enzyme which has special benefits for skin, as it gently exfoliates the skin. Constant use of pineapples will help clear off dead skin and reveal beautiful glowing skin. Image: King of Wallpapers 3. Pawpaw :Pawpaw contains papain which is an enzyme that ...

Baby Luna looked really pretty and calm in the photos.while out shopping with Mum Christy teigen. More photos after the cut...   

This talented twitter user just discovered they had a talent in drawing and decided to draw some of their favourite Nigerian celebs. See more of the drawings after the cut... 

Acclaimed Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie joined Guardian UK for a live webchat session with her fans.  Chimamanda answered questions about motherhood, feminism, her creative process, female sexuality and early failure. The author who recently revealed that she gave birth to a baby girl described motherhood as exciting and terrifying at the same time.  "What excites you the most about being a new mom? What terrifies you the most about being a mom? A fan asked  "Most exciting – a new and unique kind of love has come into my life, glorious and joyful and encompassing and full of discovery. Most terrifying – the anxiety-filled desire to protect her from everything and the terror-filled sense that I cannot." she gushed. Check out the rest of the chats below:  https://www.theguardian.com/books/  

Renowned Nollywood actor, Kanayo O. Kanayo, has expressed worry over the manner parents allow their children appear in public. He said the way children dress these days calls for alarm. In a series of tweets @KanayoOKanayo, the actor, known for occult roles in movies, shared parenting tips on the responsibility to explain to kids the sense and concept of decency. He tweeted: “Why does a 4, 6, 10 year old girl have to look like a CHIC? Look hot or sexy? Did your parents raise you like that? “The girls especially in bum shorts, long weaves, halter necks, cut-off jeans. Parties these days are more of night club for the kids. “The ones who dance like actual children are shoved off the floor, while the lewd ones are cheered on. “It’s our responsibility to explain to kids the sense/concept of decency. Why are we sexualising our kids? “If your child wears bum shorts, many rings, sagging pants, it will be too late to correct when the negatives set in....

Popular Nollywood actor, Charles Awurum, has opened up on what he went through before he got married. The comic actor who has been married for over 10 years, said marriage has taught him to be focused and responsible. In a chat with Vanguard, he revealed how he fasted and prayed for days, waiting on the Lord to show his wife to him. He said, “Some of my friends advised me to call off the relationship with my girlfriend then, meanwhile, I was ready for marriage. But after she disappointed me, I resolved to seek the face of God. “For the first time, I was fasting from 6 am to 3pm for 7 days, asking God to give me the strength to move on, and forget everything about her. It was not easy to forget somebody who had been a round you for a long time. I also prayed to God to show me my own wife, and remove shame from my face by lifting me financially to enable me rent a befitting apartment. “So, when I ended my fasting, I met my wife the same year in church. I went to ch...

It’s important to see being on time as part of your whole attitude towards time. You’re never going to be on time, every time — whether for appointments, meeting big deadlines, or even to catch a movie — if you haven’t put into practice a set of good time management techniques.   1. BE REALISTIC THINKERS. Punctual people know how long things take. Chronically late people, however, think they do. Being on time means being able to tell how long you need before you set out. To develop realistic habits, you have to relearn to tell time. Write down how long you think it takes to shower, get ready in the morning and drive or catch a bus to work. Then for a week, track how long those things really take. That way you are realistic about when to get out of bed and what to do a night before to keep to time. 2. GIVE YOURSELF BUFFER TIME. Punctual people are usually early. Being late makes them stressed out and they don’t like feeling rushed. "...