STYLEBEAT MAG. OCTOBER ISSUE 2017
O! Hey! my dearest Readers, I am super excited to bring to you the new edition of Stylebeat Mag. Its October and we all know it's about cancer awareness, widows rights and domestic violence. This month features a superwoman who due to her life experiences has taken it upon herself to defend widows who have no one to speak and fight for them. What is more noble than this? You need to check out the MVP of the month to know more and possible donate and support this movement. So in this edition you would be seeing some health tips on how to care for your breasts , your kidneys and Seki's view on domestic violence in Nigeria. Do you ever wonder how the media affects these Domestic violence victims? You should check out the real talk column. On sports Julius talks about the Super Eagles and Russia... hehehe You see why I am excited ? And not for getting the art lovers, Shirley has some juice on an art exhibition called I AM ART on Art groove. Shirley also tell us about her kidneys and how she struggles with kidney disease. I always pretend not to love pink but believe me I am a pinkomaniac, if there is a word like that...lol Go see what pink is doing on the Trends Now column. Stylebeat Magazine Nigeria appreciates your loyalty. We cannot thank you enough for your loyalty. We love feedback and we want to hear from you. Thanks. XO Zobam
O! Hey! my dearest Readers,
I am super excited to bring to you the new edition of Stylebeat Mag. Its October and we all know it's about cancer awareness, widows rights and domestic violence.
This month features a superwoman who due to her life experiences has taken it upon herself to defend widows who have no one to speak and fight for them. What is more noble than this? You need to check out the MVP of the month to know more and possible donate and support this movement.
So in this edition you would be seeing some health tips on how to care for your breasts , your kidneys and Seki's view on domestic violence in Nigeria.
Do you ever wonder how the media affects these Domestic violence victims? You should check out the real talk column.
On sports Julius talks about the Super Eagles and Russia... hehehe You see why I am excited ?
And not for getting the art lovers, Shirley has some juice on an art exhibition called I AM ART on Art groove. Shirley also tell us about her kidneys and how she struggles with kidney disease.
I always pretend not to love pink but believe me I am a pinkomaniac, if there is a word like that...lol Go see what pink is doing on the Trends Now column.
Stylebeat Magazine Nigeria appreciates your loyalty. We cannot thank you enough for your loyalty.
We love feedback and we want to hear from you.
Thanks.
XO
Zobam
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THE WIDOWS RIGHT<br />
DEFENDER<br />
GIVING BACK<br />
WHEN DID YOU CONCEIVE THE IDEA OF AN NGO?<br />
The NGO was conceived since when I was 13. My father<br />
died when I was 6 and my mother was left alone to cater<br />
for 5 of us and my father’s people where not ready to<br />
help. We held our hands together with our mom and<br />
walked and worked through it all. It was an experience I<br />
am still going to bring to your screen. It was in the heat of<br />
it all that I made up my mind as young as I was then 13<br />
that I was going to spend my adult age making sure<br />
widows and their children around me don’t suffer. It was a<br />
massive life experience and I love my mom so much<br />
because like I will always say “My mother was my Father”.<br />
She is the Wonder woman I know.<br />
WHAT HAS BEEN THE GREATEST CHALLENGE FACED<br />
BY YOUR NGO?<br />
I will say economic challenges and societal beliefs.<br />
The economic situation in the country does not give<br />
both government and private persons the buoyancy to<br />
think of charity of any kind.<br />
There are some sociological cultural beliefs that<br />
discourage people from engaging in charity either as a<br />
donor or Beneficiary. This am sure will come to you as a<br />
surprise but we have had such situations where a widow<br />
refused our assistance because she claims it is a cultural<br />
thing and she must do it. And I am talking about a<br />
widow being forced to bear children for her late<br />
husband’s brother or be stripped off all her children’s<br />
inheritance.<br />
S T Y L E B E A T M A G . N G .<br />
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