LIFESTYLE

These 8 Signs Proves That You Are A Workaholic

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6 years ago

June 12, 2018

Many Nigerians are workaholics, even with the lack of stable electricity and fast internet, many of us are still always plugged into the world of work.

Technology has now played a major role in the concept of workaholism, working anywhere, anytime is now possible.

Workers can continue to work on their smartphones, tablet and laptop as long there is an internet connection. For most people, it means working all the time.

Workaholics are believed to be more productive, but what is the essence of the productiveness if it results in accumulated stress which in turn can lead to bigger health conditions such as High blood pressure, anxiety, and depression.

As a workaholic, your actions are not affecting just you, but close family, friends, partners and children.

These are 7 Signs that proves you are a workaholic.

* You work the longest hours in your organization.
* You don’t just know how to take a break. You even feel guilty when you go on a compulsory leave.
* You usually spend more time on a task than intended.
* Negative feedback from close friends, partner and family for not spending time together.
* Unaware of happenings in the external world outside of work.
* Cancelling your social life because of work, even when there’s no deadline for projects.
* Your self-worth is usually defined by career accomplishments.
* You become stressed or depressed if you are unable to work.
Working hard and smart isn’t bad, but learn to take a break once in a while.
If you are a workaholic, learn how to create a work-life balance.
Get friends, family and partner to help you develop a disengagement habit before it leads to a serious health condition.

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I Wasn’t Pressured To Become A Lawyer Like My Dad – Falz

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October 18, 2024

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Nigerian rapper Falz has clarified that he was not pressured to study law due to his father’s success in the field.

Falz revealed in an interview with Chude Jideonwo on the “With Chude” podcast that his father, Femi Falana SAN, helped and fought for people who inspired him. This experience motivated him to pursue a legal career, contrary to popular belief.

He said,

“I won’t say it was pressure but when I was super young, it was like, ‘These people have to be something’ because I was already getting that reaction everywhere I went. And if I ever mentioned my name, people would be like, ‘Which Falana? Is it Femi Falana? Oh wow.'”

“Everyone sort of had a story about how my dad came to their aid at some point in time and how he fought for them and was there for them. At that time it was me taking everything in, like, ‘this is something’. So at that point in time, I wasn’t pressured; I aspired to emulate what he was doing,” he added.

This recognition made a deep impact on him, and he decided on his own to study law. Although he pursued a legal education, he practiced law only for a short period.

His decision to enter the field came from personal motivation. Despite his brief time practicing, the experience left its mark. Indeed, it shaped his perspective and contributing to his overall journey.

“I did practice law for a short period of time. Very short, almost two years. I worked at the Ministry of Justice during my youth service, which was like 2012 or so, then in 2013 I was at my father’s firm and 2014 was when things started to pick up for me so I started going out of practice,” he added in between laughter.

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FASHION

SheyeOladejo Wows At Africa Fashion Week London 2024 With Her ‘Èjìré’ Collection

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11 hours ago

October 18, 2024

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The 2024 edition of Africa Fashion Week London (AFWL) was a resounding celebration of African heritage, creativity, and craftsmanship. One of the highlights was when Sheye Oladejo made her runway debut, showcasing her latest collection, “Èjìré.

From her humble beginnings in Ile-Ife to gracing the pages of Vogue and taking centre stage at AFWL, Oladejo’s journey is a testament to her talent and dedication. Her luxury fashion brand, Scqueeze, presented a stunning collection at the Kensington & Chelsea Conference Centre.

Inspired by the folklore of twins in the ancient Oyo Kingdom, “Èjìré” embodied the mystical and dual nature of the African woman. Each piece resonated with themes of identity, strength, and tradition, blending modern sophistication with rich cultural heritage.

In Yoruba culture, twins are revered as symbols of prosperity and protection. Oladejo skillfully captured this essence in her designs, using Aso-Oke and Adire fabrics to create a distinctive look that was both timeless and contemporary.

Sheye Oladejo shared her inspiration for the Èjìré collection:

“The Èjìré collection is a tribute to the strength and resilience of African women. By fusing Aso-Oke and Adire, I wanted to create pieces that honor our heritage while allowing today’s woman to express herself boldly in a modern world.”

Oladejo demonstrates her unwavering commitment to craftsmanship through her meticulous work. Notably, she partnered with local artisans to create the Èjìré collection. This is where each artisan applied their generations-old expertise and precise attention to detail to craft every piece.

Through this collaboration, Oladejo successfully merged traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design elements.

“Every stitch tells a story,” she remarked after the show. “Working alongside artisans who have mastered their craft is humbling and a reminder of the deep-rooted legacy we continue with each design.”

Fashion influencers, industry insiders, and cultural tastemakers in the audience marveled at how the collection masterfully balanced elegance with power.

Oladejo captivated viewers through her diverse designs, ranging from ethereal flowing gowns to bold structured silhouettes. The striking Èjìré collection has firmly established her as an emerging force in the global fashion scene.

While the AFWL presentation offered an exciting glimpse of Oladejo’s work, fashion enthusiasts must wait until November for the official launch of the complete Èjìré collection. This anticipated release will likely further cement SheyeOladejo’s growing influence in the fashion industry.

Africa Fashion Week London continues its legacy as a crucial platform for showcasing African design talent. This year, Oladejo’s Èjìré collection particularly stood out, brilliantly highlighting African craftsmanship while demonstrating the continent’s dynamic creative energy.

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Bobrisky Breaks Silence On Falz Defamation Claims

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1 day ago

October 17, 2024

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Following a 24-hour ultimatum to retract defamatory statements made against Nigerian singer Falz and his father in a viral voice note, crossdresser Bobrisky has issued a statement.

In an Instagram post on October 16, 2023, Bobrisky denied making any defamatory remarks about Falz or his father. He emphasized that he is awaiting an official response from his legal counsel before providing further details on the matter.

This statement comes in response to the serious allegations made against Bobrisky, which have sparked widespread public attention and concern.

He wrote,

“TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: In reply to the two letters in circulation from the Law Firm of the Falanas. I like to state for the records and pending the official reply from my counsel, state for the avoidance of doubt that I, Okuneye Idris Olanrewaju, aka Bobrisky, did not publish any defamatory statement or statements concerning the learnt SAN and his Son Falz.”

Bobrisky demands accountability from the publisher of defamatory statements against Falz and his father.

“It is in the public domain pursuant to my solicitor’s letter dated the 27th day of September 2024 that I have denied any knowledge of what VDM published. I stand by my express denial and put the matter to strict proof and advise that whoever has been defamed should hold the publisher of the defamatory content and my fundamental rights to privacy of my communications should be respected and protected.”

In another story post, Bobrisky emphasized that the responsibility lay with Verydarkman, not him.

“I OKUNEYE idris aka BOBRISKY didn’t give Falz or his dad any money for pardon. As a matter of fact no penny was given to them. Have said dis before and i will say it again. The person that published an Audio online should take fully responsible for what he posted in public. My lawyer will respond to any further information d public want to about dis ongoing issue trending on social media,” he wrote.

The controversy erupted when media personality Verydarkman released an alleged voice note from Bobrisky that quickly spread across the internet.

In this explosive recording, Bobrisky openly admitted that he had evaded prison time despite receiving a sentence for money laundering. Furthermore, the crossdresser boldly claimed that he had paid both Falz and his father to secure a pardon.

Subsequently, after the damaging voice note became public, Falz and his father’s law chambers took immediate action by issuing a stern 24-hour ultimatum to Verydarkman, demanding that he retract his statement.

However, Verydarkman remained defiant and refused to comply with their demands. As a result of his non-compliance, the legal battle intensified, leading to the court’s decisive action.

Finally, the court ruled against Verydarkman. They imposed a substantial fine of ₦500 million. Additionally, they ordered him to remove all defamatory posts related to the matter.

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