#owambe

When I used to hear the word "Owambe", I thought it just meant party and any simple party can be referred to as an Owambe. But until this particular party I attended, I understood that these

Saturdays are popularly known as OWANBE SATURDAY in this part of my world. It simply means party time; it could be a birthday party, it could be a wedding ceremony, it could be an anniversary—just name

I miss playing at live events. Ever since COVID came, my live performances have reduced to an all-time low, and hasn't really changed much since then. The calendars are filling in again however, which

The word Owambe is very peculiar to the Nigerian People. It's a word we use almost every weekend cos we always have one party or the other in our society. Owambe simply represents the party life of a typical

Wondering how we dress at the weekend when there is a party? On some days This is how👇🏽😁😁😁

Throwback to when my grandma was given a chieftancy title in her church. #Chief #makeup #throwback

This weekend, I don’t have any wedding party or “owambe” to go. But today made me remember this look. I will post details later. It’s just a sneak peek of my beautiful dress sewn with Ankara. Can be rocked

See silver shoes 👡 that I just got for my elder sister’s wedding. It’s so beautiful, I can’t wait to rock it. 💃

So my sister had a wedding party she attended last weekend. Here is she and the bride during the engagement ceremony.

Thursdays are for throwbacks☺️

The 'D'-Day

Like the popular saying, the way you dress is the way you will be addressed, One thing africans doesn't joke with is their culture, way of dressing, food, language amongst other things. Different outfits

In this trying time, your health is important, not only for you, but for your family, friends and the whole community. Ensure that you are not ignorant of this, and you're not aiding the spread of the