The federal government has launched a new digital platform that enables Nigerians to apply for birth and death registration online without having to visit a registration centre first. The platform, developed by the National Population Commission (NPC), was announced on Tuesday by the National Orientation Agency (NOA), which said the initiative is designed to simplify […] The post A Step-By-Step Guide On How To Apply For Birth & Death Certificates Online appeared first on FabWoman.

A 97-year-old, Betty Bromage, has once again proved that age is no barrier to success after breaking her own Guinness World Record as the world’s oldest female wing walker. The British grandmother completed her sixth wing walk on Tuesday, August 4, at RFC Rendcomb Airfield near Cirencester, Gloucestershire, becoming the oldest woman to take part […] The post This 97-Year-Old Betty Bromage Just Broke Her Own Guinness World Record as Oldest Female Wing Walker appeared first on FabWoman.

If you’re obsessed with luscious, bold eyeshadow looks, then Tobi Adebiyi deserves a spot on your beauty mood board. From vibrant colour pairings to expertly blended creations that make the eyes the star of the show, her makeup looks are equal parts playful and striking. Scroll on to see some of our favourite looks and get inspired for your next makeup moment.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Tobi | Beauty Creator (@tobiadebiyii)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Tobi | Beauty Creator (@tobiadebiyii)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Tobi | Beauty Creator (@tobiadebiyii)   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Tobi | Beauty Creator (@tobiadebiyii)     The post If Bold Eyeshadow Is Your Thing, You’ll Love Tobi Adebiyi’s Makeup Looks appeared first on BN Style.

Tanzania is rapidly establishing itself as an economic powerhouse for fashion in East Africa, driven largely by the momentum of Swahili Fashion Week as it prepares for its landmark 19th edition this December. The visionary founder, designer and industry veteran, Mustafa Hassanali, highlights that Tanzania’s fashion ecosystem is at a pivotal structural turning point. Today, the industry has transcended the runway to become a vital driver for youth employment, strategic brand identity, intellectual property rights, cutting-edge digital marketing, and full value-chain expansion. Mustafa Hassanali’s platform continues to serve as a critical launchpad, elevating African fashion brands and scaling them from local markets to global stages. A prime example of this commercial growth took place this past July, when Swahili Fashion Week with the government’s support hosted an exclusive showcase in the global fashion capital of Paris at the Eiffel Tower celebrating “International Swahili Day”. This historic milestone stands as powerful proof of the lucrative growth and immense potential of Tanzania’s creative economy. EK-ANTIK  25 year old Anjali Borkhataria founder of the brand EK-Antik had always had an eye for fashion from her early childhood. She has fond memories of being a high school student and spending time in her father’s […] The post The Rise of Tanzanian Fashion appeared first on BN Style.

In its inaugural list of the Best Fashion Stores in the World, The Business of Fashion spotlighted 65 independent retailers redefining the shopping experience through exceptional curation, cultural relevance and a strong point of view. Among them are four standout stores from across Africa, proving that the continent’s fashion destinations are setting the standard for luxury retail on a global scale. Here’s a look at the African stores that made the list. Alára Lagos, Nigeria Founded by Reni Folawiyo, Alára has become one of Africa’s most influential concept stores. The Lagos destination seamlessly brings together luxury fashion, contemporary African designers, art, furniture and design, making it much more than a place to shop. Its inclusion on the BoF list is another major milestone for Nigerian fashion retail.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by ALÁRA (@alaralagos) Temple Muse Lagos, Nigeria Known for championing both established luxury labels and emerging African designers, Temple Muse has long been a cornerstone of Lagos’ fashion ecosystem. Beyond retail, the boutique, founded by Avinash Wadhwani and Kabir Wadhwani, regularly collaborates with designers, hosts presentations during Lagos Fashion Week and serves as an important platform for contemporary African fashion.   View this post […] The post See the Four African Fashion Stores Named Among the Best in the World by The Business of Fashion appeared first on BN Style.

It’s only the first month of Big Brother Naija, but one thing is already certain: Ebuka Obi-Uchendu is setting the fashion agenda once again. Every season, viewers eagerly anticipate Ebuka’s wardrobe as much as they do the housemates, and this year, the designer has wasted no time delivering looks that blur the lines between tailoring, art and cultural storytelling. So far, the collaboration has produced three avant-garde looks, each showcasing a different interpretation of contemporary Nigerian menswear. The first look featured a sharply tailored double-breasted suit with a striking reverse ombré effect. Fading from charcoal black into ivory on the jacket and reversing the gradient on the trousers, the ensemble was a masterclass in precision tailoring. A sculptural bow detail on the lapel added an unexpected, fashion-forward finish, proving that classic suiting can still surprise.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Ebuka Obi-Uchendu (@ebuka) For look two, Atafo turned to regal South-South influences. Ebuka wore a metallic silver-and-black lattice sequin tunic paired with a floor-length black velvet wrapper, layered with ceremonial beads, a traditional cap and an ornate umbrella. The look merged heritage with high fashion, creating a silhouette that felt both rooted in tradition […] The post See the Three Avant-Garde Looks Ebuka Has Worn So Far on BBNaija 2026 appeared first on BN Style.

The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, has directed lawyers and court officials to stop using the title “Barrister” as a prefix to their names in all official engagements at the Supreme Court. The directive was contained in a memorandum dated July 13, 2026, and signed by the Chief Registrar of the Supreme Court, […] The post Chief Justice of Nigeria Bans Lawyers, Others From Using ‘Barrister’ As Title appeared first on FabWoman.

Minimalism will always have its place, but sometimes an outfit only needs one thing to make a statement: the top. From exaggerated silhouettes and sculptural details to dramatic sleeves and bold textures, these Nigerian designers are proving that maximalism is far from over. If you’re looking for tops that do all the talking, these are the brands to have on your radar. Imata Studios Studio Imata has become synonymous with sculptural fashion. The brand’s tops feature architectural draping, oversized silhouettes and unexpected construction that instantly elevate even the simplest pair of trousers or jeans. They’re the kind of pieces that blur the line between fashion and art.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by ịmátà (@imatastudios) Òríré Òríré continues to redefine contemporary Nigerian fashion with tops that celebrate craftsmanship and texture. Whether through intricate pleating, exaggerated proportions or sculptural sleeves, the brand creates statement separates that are both elegant and conversation-starting.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Oríré (@orireofficial) Imad Eduso Known for romantic silhouettes and impeccable tailoring, Imad Eduso’s tops strike the perfect balance between softness and drama. Corseted bodices, voluminous sleeves and beautifully draped fabrics make each design feel […] The post 4 Nigerian Designers Making Maximalist Tops You’ll Want in Your Wardrobe appeared first on BN Style.

Founded in London and deeply rooted in Yoruba heritage, DOLA is redefining what contemporary luxury looks like through handcrafted fine jewellery. Named after the Yoruba phrase meaning “turned to wealth,” the brand places West African identity at the heart of its design philosophy, creating pieces that honour culture while embracing modern craftsmanship. Every DOLA piece is handmade to order using solid sterling silver, gold, diamonds and moissanite, reflecting the brand’s commitment to quality, longevity and intentional design. At the centre of the collection is ÀMÌ, a series of sculptural, geometric jewellery pieces that cleverly conceal the DOLA name within their metal links. The design draws inspiration from the Yoruba tone mark, a subtle linguistic detail capable of changing the meaning of an entire word, translating language and heritage into wearable art. Following features in British Vogue and Tatler, as well as a styling placement in the Nollywood film Meadowbrook Hearts: The Transition, DOLA unveils its latest campaign imagery, showcasing the brand’s distinctive blend of cultural storytelling, contemporary design and elevated craftsmanship. Take a look at the latest campaign below. The post DOLA Celebrates Yoruba Heritage Through Fine Jewellery Crafted to Last appeared first on BN Style.

The South African government has refuted claims that Nigerian singer Ayra Starr was denied a visa to enter the country. South Africa’s Consul-General to Nigeria, Prof. Bobby Moroe, said the country’s immigration authorities had no record of any visa application or rejection involving the singer and her entourage. Speaking in an interview with The Punch, […] The post Tyla Lagos Show Cancellation: South Africa Demands Proof Of Ayra Starr Visa Denial appeared first on FabWoman.

Nigerian academic Professor Ogechi Adeola has achieved a major milestone after she was recognized among the Top 10 Scientists in Rwanda in the 2026 AD Scientific Index. She was also named as the country’s leading researcher in business and management. Adeola, who is currently the deputy vice-chancellor (research, innovation, and enterprise) at the University of […] The post Nigerian Professor Ogechi Adeola Listed Among Top 10 Scientists In Rwanda appeared first on FabWoman.

  Creating a hashtag is one wedding trend that is here to stay. Besides the fact that it’s fun and trendy, it also makes your wedding memorable, especially on social media. Are you brainstorming your wedding hashtag? We’ve got you covered. This post will give you tips on how to create your own unique wedding […] The post These 5 Tips Will Help You Create The Perfect Hashtag For Your Wedding appeared first on FabWoman.

A Federal High Court in Lagos has dismissed a N5 billion copyright suit filed against acclaimed Nigerian gospel singer Osinachi Joseph Egbu, popularly known as Sinach, confirming her as the sole owner of the globally celebrated song “Waymaker.” Justice A. Lewis-Allagoa, who delivered the judgment on Friday, July 24, 2026, ruled that music producer Michael […] The post Sinach Confirmed As Sole Owner Of ‘Waymaker’ As Court Dismisses N5bn Copyright Suit appeared first on FabWoman.

Nigerians are reacting to the upcoming concert in Lagos of South African singer Tyla, with many calling for a total boycott. The Grammy-winning singer had listed Lagos as part of her first headline world tour titled A POP World Tour on July 27 and was scheduled to perform in Lagos on December 22 before heading back […] The post Tyla’s Lagos Concert Sparks Reactions & Boycott Calls: Why Nigerians Are Divided appeared first on FabWoman.

Buying your first wig can be exciting, but it can also be expensive if you start with the wrong one. While some styles look stunning on Instagram, they often require more maintenance, styling or experience than a beginner expects. If you’re just getting into wigs, here are five you might want to skip for now, and why. Bone Straight Wigs Longer Than 26 Inches There’s no denying the appeal of extra-long bone straight hair, but if you’re new to wigs, anything beyond 26 inches can be a lot to manage. The length tangles more easily, requires frequent brushing and maintenance, and can quickly become overwhelming if you’re still learning how to care for your unit. Instead, opt for lengths between 18 and 24 inches. You’ll still get the sleek look without all the extra work. Bouncy Curly Wigs Longer Than 16 Inches Long, bouncy curls are beautiful, but they’re also high maintenance. Over time, the curls naturally loosen with wear, washing and styling, leaving the wig looking more wavy than curly. Keeping those curls defined often means regular styling and using the right products. If you love curly hair, stick to 12–16 inches for your first unit. The curls tend […] The post 5 Wigs You Shouldn’t Buy as a Beginner (And What to Get Instead) appeared first on BN Style.