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She recently shared her thoughts on rape via her Youtube channel and started by giving several shout outs to rape victims.
According to her, an indecently dressed person is asking for rape.
She says “If you dress a certain way, and you get raped.. In my opinion you were asking for it”.
And rape is caused by war and poverty.
“I know that rape culture is part of wars, I know that when you have wars, it comes with rapes, it comes with looting, is a part of a regressive society, I know rape is a part of poverty , I know that rape is caused when the economy is not going as it is supposed to.”
She also believes relationship rapes are not true because the woman probably enjoyed it.
“There are instances that at that point in time you didn’t want it and the guy probably still had sex with you, you probably still enjoyed it o, you’re now screaming rape, that’s selfish.”
Wait first…
When people with international exposure still manage to not have sense.
Knowing where to buy clothes and cosmetics and learning how to apply makeup cost a lot of money. These vloggers teach us how easy it is to get our eyebrows on fleek, have a flawless foundation and get discounts for that Clarisonic facial brush.
1. Beauty by JJ
Jennie Jenkins has been in the Youtube vlogging game for four years and is a popular choice among brown skin girls. Her skill with the makeup brush is legendary.
2. Omabelle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB5oI895PEM
Oma, the beautiful mother of twins shows that us that we can have imperfect skin and still achieve a more than perfect complexion with the application of makeup.
3. Glam by Isoken
Isoken Asemota is the beauty behind Glam by Isoken. Her tutorials are just everything. She’s a budding entrepreneur and founded Ijoselux Hair & Makeup and Puksies Wardrobe.
4. Patricia Bright
Patricia shares her fashion tips, hauls, outfit combinations, beauty and make up tips.
5. Shalom Blac
A burn survivor, Shalom Nchom uses her channel to inspire other burn victims.
6. Shirley B. Eniang
Shirley is Ghanian-Nigerian blogger based in London. She shares her beauty bits along with lookbooks on her Youtube channel. She has a degree in Mathematics and has told her followers that she’d love to be a pilot.
7. Jackie Aina
Jackie Aina has a unique way of making everyone fall in love with her and makeup. She has a natural gift of teaching makeup to newbies.
8. Ajay’s Glam
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XhixIJuQDs
Ajoke Omole is an online creator, beauty blogger and makeup artist. Her Youtube channel is a beautiful eclectic mix of different things; from makeup tutorials to fashion and beauty to advice on real life problems.
9. That Igbo Chick
Chidinma Umeh is a self-taught makeup artist. Her ankara inspired looks are a must-watch. She also makes learning makeup application a breeze.
10. Omoge Mura
One of the few vloggers actually based in Nigeria, Deola Adebiyi gives indepth reviews on makeup items, as well as Nigerian beauty stores and sites where you can get your beauty fix.
11. Woman in the Jungle
Wunmi Akinlagun is the chocolate-skinned beauty behind the Woman in the Jungle. She certainly doesn’t shy away from bright colours and proves that they really do suit any kind of skin.
12. Aymone Girl
Marlene Aymone created her channel to promote her hair line, Marlene-Aymone, lash line,
Lena Lashes and clothing store, Nasty Generation.
Uwani Aliyu is an 18 year old whose channel comes to life for her bold makeup looks.
14. Lola OJ
Lola OJ is the MD of Blinx Lashes and all round beauty enthusiast. She shares tips from how to acheive her signature nude lips to how to do makeup that is just perfect for the Nigerian weather condition.
15. Misz Posh
Linda Chukwuka is a pro makeup artist who knows how to create stunning looks that has viewers glued to her channel.
16. Peakmill
Khadijat‘s makeup tips are lifesavers. She also makes beautiful custom-made wigs.
Featured image via Omabelle.
The fashion world will never be complete without men and women who showcase their unique style via social media and ultimately become fashion icons on the internet.
Here are 10 Nigerian style bloggers that are keeping it 100 in the fashion department.
Seyi Famuyiwa
24 year old Seyi is a total shoe lover and is due to graduate with a Masters Degree in Business Administration in May 2016. She launched her blog straight out of undergrad school in 2012 and is currently working on taking her blog to the next level.
Watch her slay on her blog InfashionItrust.com and tension the world with Nigerian food on her Instagram page.
Sarah Audu
Sarah is a wardrobe consultant and style blogger who started blogging at only 19 while she was studying in Bangkok. This stylish young woman shares her outfits, style inspiration and outlook on her faith on her blog. Keep up with more awesomeness on princessaudu.blogspot.com
Monica Awe-Etuk
She is not your average fashion enthusiast. Monica studied the Business of Fashion and worked in the high end fashion industry for several years after bagging her first degree in Mass Communication and Sociology. The stylish mother of two recently launched her own wrist watch line in collaboration with modify watches.
Her blog address is Awedbymonica.com while her Instagram handle is @awedbymoni
Folake Huntoon
After completing her secondary school education at 15, Folake enrolled in a design school in Yaba before going to the US for her university education. She launched her African inspired children’s clothing line Wewe in 2008. This 39 year old mother of 3 is slaying and giving us really chic Boho vibes on her blog Stylepantry.com.
Her Instagram page is @Stylepantry
Fisayo Longe
Albeit being based in London, Fisayo’s passion for travelling and fashion is mirrored on her blog. She has also worked with high street brand, Asos where she styled their pieces with an African twist.
You can keep up with her adventures on mirrorme.me and on Instagram via @Fisayolonge
Tosin Alexandriah Sho-Silva
Tosin’s style is minimalist but never lacks that edgy feel. This Masters Degree holder in Fashion and Textile Design aspires to launch her womens wear line soon. Her blog, Stylebyalexandriah.com is a medium for expressing her style.
Her Instagram page is @Tostos_
Haneefah Adam
She is a medical scientist, DIY enthusiast, food and lifestyle blogger. She is one of the pioneer modest fashion bloggers in Nigeria and created a stylish Hijab wearing Barbie, Hijarbie, which has been featured on local and international platforms.
Check her out on Muslimahanie.com.ng and @Muslimahanie on Instagram.
Sayedero Enitan
Sayedero Enytan doubles as an Engineering Manager at a Renewable Energy Company in Nigeria when she’s not sharing style and beauty tips on her blog. She has worked with brands like Jumia and Konga. She is currently a Woodin style ambassador and has been featured on CNN.
Catch up with her on her blog, Thefashionengineer.com and Instagram page.
Hanifah Abubakar
Hanifa Sabo Abubakar is currently studying to bag that degree in International Business. This Hausa beauty is a boss at the Hula Hoop and is slaying everybody’s life one post at a time with her awesome fashion style.
Check her out on her website Haniiiifa.com and instagram page @Haniiiifa
Dodos Uvieghara
Her style is edgy and feminine albeit minimal. This Economics graduate from Crawford University expresses her personality in the clothes she wears and also doubles as a beauty blogger. Some of the brands she has worked for include Maju. Find out more about Dodos on her site Iamdodos.com and for make up tips and tutorials, go to her Instagram account here.
Featured image via Mirror Me
Launched in 2014 by 25 year old Nigerian, Angela Nwandu, The Shade Room is one of the fastest growing gossip blogs in America.
Following the death of her mother and separation from her father, she went through several forms of abuse in the foster system and still managed to bag a scholarship to study Accounting at Loyola Mary Mount University.
Few lessons can be learned from her style of work and gradual takeover of the blogging world and here are some of them:
Rather than posting just celebrity thirst traps, Angela is able to find the juiciest celebrity amebo on Instagram. If Rick Ross makes a comment, she sees it. If Nicki Minaj likes a photo or unfollows someone, The Shade Room notices. We’re not saying Instagram is only good for amebo though.
Not every time steal people’s pictures, sometimes credit your sources. The Shade Room plans on buying images once the company is able to afford exclusive photos.
3. Celebrities are your friends.
In the shade room, celebrities like Chris Brown and Khloe Kardashian have felt comfortable enough to air their views without trouble in the comment section. In simple terms, don’t “carry your shoulder up”.
4. Obstacles can be overcome.
Despite getting shut down twice, they managed to recover the over 2 million followers on their Instagram account. This sounds familiar but we’re not mentioning names sha.
Issues such as the Black Lives Matter hashtag and a bit of politics have been mentioned on the platform. Unless you like being known for being only good at spreading gossip sha.
6. Avoid blogging about seriously controversial issues.
After the dramatic events that followed the release of a transgender woman’s photo with Rich Homie Quan, extremely sensitive information such as private sexuality are no longer discussed on The Shade room.
Rape is one of the most controversial topics discussed on the internet.
Knowing where to buy clothes and cosmetics and learning how to apply makeup cost a lot of money. These vloggers teach us how easy it is to get our eyebrows on fleek, have a flawless foundation and get discounts for that Clarisonic facial brush.
The fashion world will never be complete without men and women who showcase their unique style via social media and ultimately become fashion icons on the internet. Here are 10 Nigerian style bloggers that are keeping it 100 in the fashion department.
