Are you a modern woman: This is for you!

The modern day woman recognises that she needs to be the best version of herself, she is not stereotyped to cultural beliefs but strives for a balance in every aspect of her life, whether as an inspiration, a home maker, the career woman or the beauty and brains!. The woman’s blog is creating segments that would speak to these different aspects of the modern woman. We will be dishing hot articles on our weekly segments thus:

Mondays- Inspirational Monday

This will feature short quotes, words on marble that would wake up the giant in you. It would be your weekly “ginger” pill

Wednesday – The career Woman

Striking a balance between work and life in today’s busy world is becoming increasingly difficult for most women. This segment will feature articles on career choice, growth and path for the modern day woman. The articles will generally help you make better decisions about your career goals and targets

Friday – My Kitchen Today

We will bring you amazing recipes and help you work magic in your kitchen every Friday.

Sunday - Woman Crush Sunday

In this segment, we would celebrate our women who are making us proud and leaving indelible marks on the sands of time. You would meet even the hidden diamonds, the silent trail blazers, the future is female ambassadors!

This is THE WOMAN'S PLACE. Let’s simply share, all there is as women.

Comments

Lily said…

I'm looking forward to it already

August 10, 2020 at 5:14 PM

Anonymous said…

Just stumbled on this blog!. I love the theme, so beautiful. Looking forward to the series

August 11, 2020 at 8:04 AM

The Empowered woman

I think being a woman,I mean a real woman is one of the hardest things ever!. You won't agree with this only if you are not a woman,but if you are a woman,then congratulations to you.You are a mysterious being but then again this congratulation goes to the 'real woman'. The real woman is that person that makes everything difficult seem easy.She is a hard worker,faithful friend and partner,a good manager,a home maker,a lover,a confidant,a mother,a sister,a daughter,a visioneer...Someone,may say,"Yea, ok...I'm not a mother or I'm single and so does that make me not a real woman?Of course not!. Age,class,status,beauty or achievements do not define a real woman,but character does. I can't but wonder at the stories we hear these days about women.I marvel at the rate of evil perpetuated by women in our society.Prostitution is old wives tale but when women are involved in armed robbery,kidnappings,terrorism,gang rape,adultery,fraud to mention a few,then by a...

The Career Woman

I stumbled upon this beautiful article on IFP while researching on other stuff and thought to share it. It's a 4 minutes read. I totally agree with it. Gender equality seems to be the one issue that isn't going away. Many of us like to believe sexism is something that only plagued the workplaces of yesteryear, but unfortunately it still exists. Don't believe us? Well, in 2016 just 57% of the world's working-age women were in employment, compared to 70% of their male counterparts. And even the females who were in work were struggling to catch up with the men. Women with full-time jobs still earn only about 77% of their male counterparts' earnings. Of course, the issue is complex and many expect that because most countries have made it illegal to pay women less than men, that gender inequality has fixed itself. However, problems surrounding unconscious bias , parental leave, and outdated stereotypes about gender roles persist in the workplace. But what are th...

Domestic Voilence in Nigeria heightens in the face of economic hardship-majority of victims are women!

A recent Public Opinion poll conducted by NOIPolls Limited in partnership with Project Alert on domestic violence has revealed an increasing prevalence of domestic violence across Nigeria in recent times as reported by about 8 in 10 (78 percent) respondents. This prevalence is highest in the South-West geo-political zone (86 percent) and lowest in the South-South zone (70 percent). More findings revealed that 54 percent of Nigerians have suffered a form of domestic violence or know someone that has experienced domestic violence in their homes with majority of the victims being women as stated by 75 percent of respondents. Just this week, a man in Aba Abia state allegedly beat his wife into coma for lying to him that she has not been paid her salary after commissioner for finance Obinna Oriaku mis-informed the Abia public on radio that civil servants salary arrears have been paid.

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