Barely hours after its release, Chimamanda Adichie’s Dream Count has earned a longlist nomination for the 2025 Women’s Prize for Fiction.  The longlists, each comprising sixteen finalists, feature four African writers. They include Crooked Seeds by South African author Karen Jennings (published by Holland House Books), The Dream Hotel by Moroccan Laila Lalami (published by Bloomsbury Circus, Bloomsbury), and Dream […] The post Chimamanda Adichie’s Dream Count Makes Longlist For 2025 Women’s Prize for Fiction appeared first on FabWoman.

The 2025 Oscars held on March 2 celebrating the industry’s finest, a showcase of talent, resilience, excellence and influence, with Black women at the forefront. From the award winners to the nominees, these women stole the spotlight. Their unforgettable red carpet moments were a testament to their power and artistry. They didn’t just grace the […] The post Celebration Of Black Women Excellence At The 2025 Oscars: A Women’s Month Tribute appeared first on FabWoman.

  It is important to maintain energy levels while fasting during Ramadan because there is a change in your food and diet as you eat only during Suhoor (pre-dawn) and Iftar (at sunset). As such, it is important to carefully choose the foods you eat during Suhoor and Iftar. Suhoor or Sehri needs to be […] The post How To Maintain A Healthy Diet While Fasting During Ramadan appeared first on FabWoman.

So you want to start a YouTube channel? Whether it's for fun, passion, or business, I’m here to tell you that if I could do it, so can you! I have over one million subscribers now and did it over the span of 10 years, so you can do it too. YouTube changed my life, and I’m about to give you all the tea on how to get started the right way. Let’s go! Ps. I had an amazing YoUTube Masterclass (sharing my YouTube journey and how to create a business with YouTube) a few weeks ago, if you want the REPLAY here it is CLICK HERECLICK TO READ MORE>>>

If you love cooking and dream of turning your kitchen skills into a profitable business, you’re in the right place! In this YouTube video, I break down the countless opportunities in the food industry—especially for those who want to work from home. From selling homemade meals and snacks to creating food content, teaching virtual cooking classes, and even writing a cookbook, there are so many ways to monetize your passion for food. Whether you’re a stay-at-home parent, a food enthusiast, or someone looking to start a side hustle, this video will give you practical tips on where to start, how to stand out, and how to make consistent income. Click play and let’s dive in! 🚀CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

Zuriel Oduwole, an advocate for peace, education, and gender equality, has been nominated for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize award. According to a press release, 22-year-old Oduwole has actively engaged with several world leaders, including presidents and prime ministers, on policy and development issues, improving education access for marginalized communities, and promoting systemic change. Her […] The post 22-Year-Old Zuriel Oduwole Gets Nobel Peace Prize Nomination appeared first on FabWoman.

Ayra Starr recently won big at the MOBO Awards by snagging two major awards (Best African Music Act and Best International Music Act). The 22-year-old also made history as the first woman in 16 years to win the Best African Act, outperforming major competition from fellow Nigerian star Tems and South Africa’s Tyla while she […] The post How Ayra Starr’s Double MOBO Win Is Redefining Representation for Women in African Music appeared first on FabWoman.

Many Nigerian moms worry about low milk supply, especially in the first few weeks of breastfeeding. If you’re wondering, “Am I producing enough milk for my baby?”, the answer is most likely, YES! The more you breastfeed, the more milk your body makes. But if you’re struggling, there are natural ways to boost supply.CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

    Award-winning Nigerian author, writer, and feminist Chimamanda Adichie recently had a no-holds-barred interview with The Guardian UK. In the interview, she opened up about her soon-to-be-released novel, Dream Count which comes after a 10-year break. She also talked about the birth of her twins in April 2024, grief and the death of her […] The post 7 Revealing Excerpts From Chimamanda Adichie’s Tell-All Interview With The Guardian appeared first on FabWoman.

Nigerian Grammy Award-winning singer and producer, Temilade Openiyi, better known by her stage name Tems, has become the first African female to join the ownership group of Major League Soccer’s San Diego Football Club. The American club announced on Wednesday, February 12, that Tems, through her company The Leading Vibe, is now its partner. “I […] The post Tems Becomes Joint-Owner Of US Club San Diego FC appeared first on FabWoman.

  Taking care of your health isn’t just about eating right and going to the gym; it’s also about knowing what’s happening inside your body by doing periodic health screenings and tests. As you get older, there is the need to take your health more seriously. Regular health screenings can help catch potential issues early, […] The post 8 Important Health Screenings Every Woman Should Have appeared first on FabWoman.

When creativity and style merge, a masterpiece is what is birthed. Temi Otedola recently made a bold fashion statement in a stunning custom piece designed by Lisa Folawiyo Studio. Featuring a captivating maxi skirt and a chic silk crop top, this outfit is adorned with sequins that took an impressive 500 hours to create. It beautifully […] The post [PHOTOS] Temi Otedola Dazzles In 500-Hour Custom Piece By Lisa Folawiyo appeared first on FabWoman.

Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu, widow of late governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State, has disclosed that having cancer made her stop eating certain foods like pounded yam, eba, amala, and akpu. The former Ondo first lady disclosed this in a social media post to mark this year’s World Cancer Day. World Cancer Day is celebrated annually on […] The post ‘I Stopped Eating Foods Like Eba, Pounded Yam, Amala, Bread To Survive Breast Cancer’ – Former Ondo First Lady, Betty Akeredolu appeared first on FabWoman.

  Being friends with someone doesn’t mean there shouldn’t be limits. Setting boundaries in female friendships makes them last and helps you stay emotionally and mentally balanced. Imagine a friendship where anything goes: no limits, no accountability. That’s a setup for frustration and resentment. To avoid this, here are 8 ways to set healthy boundaries […] The post 8 Ways To Set Healthy Boundaries With Your Female Friends appeared first on FabWoman.

This Valentine’s Day, love takes center stage with Reel Love, a film that explores the complexities of modern relationships and the impact of social media on romance. Set to premiere nationwide on February 14, 2025, the film delivers a heartfelt and relatable story that captures the highs and lows of love in the digital age. […] The post Love Takes Center Stage As Timini Egbuson’s Reel Love Hits Cinemas February 14, Starring Funke Akindele, Dakore Akande, Hermes Iyele, Lilian Afegbai,Others appeared first on FabWoman.

Beyoncé Knowles-Carter makes history at the 2025 Grammys after winning her first-ever Album of the Year Grammy for Cowboy Carter. With this win, she becomes the first black woman in the 21st century to win the night’s most coveted award since 1999, when Lauryn Hill’s The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill took the title. The singer, […] The post Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter Album Makes History At The 2025 Grammys appeared first on FabWoman.

Over 10 years ago, I uploaded my first YouTube video. I had no fancy equipment (well, I invested in a basic camera) , no grand strategy—just a passion for sharing my life and Nigerian food with the world. At the time, YouTube was just a fun hobby. I didn’t think it could become what it is today: a platform that’s given me over 1 million subscribers, countless opportunities, and a career I never imagined.But let me tell you—it wasn’t always smooth sailing.CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

Classic Nigerian holiday dishes to globally inspired treats, I've got everything you need to wow your family and friends this season. Whether you're hosting a party, having a cozy family dinner, or just looking for some culinary inspiration, this video has you covered! 🍗🍪🎁 Download the FESTIVE COOKBOOK "CELEBRATE" now https://selar.co/e1y1 ✨ CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

Today marks exactly one year since I underwent major surgery: an open myomectomy, and most days, especially as I sit to type this morning, I feel gratitude. Gratitude to God for being Consistent, Faithful, the Almighty and Gracious. If you missed this video where I shared about the journey before, during and after my open […] Elsieisy's blog

If you’re looking for a fun, healthy, and eye-catching dessert that’s perfect for any occasion, let me introduce you to the Watermelon Cake! This is a no-bake, all-fruit delight that’s easy to make, delicious, and packed with natural sweetness. The best part? It’s guilt-free and perfect for kids and adults alike!CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

A Nigerian food timetable is a structured plan or schedule that outlines meals for each day of the week, focusing on traditional Nigerian dishes. It typically includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner options, helping families plan their meals in advance.CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

We've all had that moment when the craving for Nigerian food hits hard, and the first thought is, "Where can I find Nigerian food near me?" Whether it’s the irresistible aroma of jollof rice, a bowl of steaming pepper soup, or delicious pounded yam with egusi, we all long for that home-cooked comfort. But here’s the thing—why hunt for a restaurant when the closest Nigerian food is right in your own kitchen?CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

Parenting is a beautiful journey, but let’s be honest—it can be stressful. Here are four common things that easily stress moms and parents, and how you can tackle them with ease:CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

As a mom and busy content creator, simplifying my life is a must. Over the years, I’ve found a few key strategies that help me stay organized and keep things running smoothly at home. Here are five ways I simplify my life—and you can too!CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

Nigeria is known for its vibrant and diverse culinary landscape, but some dishes, despite their rich flavors and deep cultural roots, remain relatively unknown outside their regions. Here are 13 lesser-known Nigerian dishes that reflect the diversity of Nigerian cuisine, from the North to the South.CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

I turned 40 a few hours ago (LOL), and honestly, it feels like one of those life milestones you think about for years but never really imagine happening until it does. Here I am, though—standing in this new decade, reflective yet excited, introspective but forward-thinking. If my 30s taught me anything, it’s that life is unpredictable, and that’s what makes it so beautiful. I started this blog in my 20's - 15 years ago and if you're still riding with me, thank you!CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

If you’ve followed me for a while, you’ve probably noticed that I talk a lot about meal planning. From YouTube videos to blog posts, Instagram stories to my digital cookbooks, meal planning always seems to come up. But have you ever wondered why it’s such a big deal to me? Why am I so passionate about it? Let me explain!CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

Let’s face it—meal planning is one of those things that sounds amazing in theory but can feel like a chore in practice. If you’ve ever tried to get into the habit of planning your meals ahead of time and found yourself dreading it, you’re not alone. So many of us want to be organized, save time, and eat healthier, but something about meal planning just doesn’t click.If you’ve ever wondered why meal planning isn’t working for you, here’s a list of common reasons why you might hate it (and trust me, I’ve been there too!).CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

Let’s be real—packing lunch for kids can feel like a daily challenge. Some days it's all about speed: slap together a sandwich, throw in an apple, and hope for the best. But have you ever noticed how excited kids get when their lunch is fun, colorful, and a little more creative? 🎨🍎Here’s why fun lunchboxes are actually a big deal for your little ones:CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

Being a mom in today’s fast-paced world comes with its fair share of challenges, but one thing that makes it all more manageable is technology. From the endless resources available at my fingertips to gadgets that simplify my daily routine, I often wonder how my mom managed to raise us without all these modern conveniences. She did an amazing job, no doubt, but today’s tech tools are true game-changers.Here are 5 ways technology makes my life easier as a mom, with a special focus on food, because let’s face it—feeding the family can be a full-time job on its own!CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

As a busy wife, mom of five and entreprenuer, it gets a bit chaotic trying to balance everything. One tip I would give anyone is to plan and plan ahead. If you do not plan ahead, your life could literally fall apart. (I learnt the hard way) This is why I created my monthly meal plans, and they've been great! I'm trying not to think of "what to eat" for the final quarter 2024 so I am sharing with you this 6 months Menu Plan! I hope that this 6 Months Menu Planner will help you organise your cooking, save you so much time + money and take a lot of the stress off!CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

I don't know how many Nigerian foods we have, but they are well over 500! To learn how to cook popular Nigerian Foods click HERE download these Nigerian Cookbooks (amazing resource!) Here’s a list of 100 Nigerian foods:CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

As a busy mom, juggling work, family, and the never-ending list of to-dos, I know firsthand how stressful answering the question “What’s for dinner?” can be. Whether it’s the kids' packed schedules, managing a home, or just trying to avoid the temptation of  fast food, meal planning is a game-changer. Trust me, when you have a solid plan, it can save time, money, and reduce stress.So, what’s the secret to successful meal planning, especially for Nigerian families? Let’s dive in!CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

Getting the kids out the door with a nutritious breakfast can be a daily challenge for many parents, especially on busy school mornings. Here are some quick and healthy breakfast ideas that are perfect for those hectic days when time is short but you still want to ensure your children are fueled for their day.1. Overnight OatsWhy it’s great: Overnight oats are a time-saver and can be made the night before, which makes mornings easier.How to prepare: In a jar or bowl, mix oats with milk (or a dairy-free alternative), and let it sit in the fridge overnight. In the morning, top it with fruits like bananas, berries, or nuts, and drizzle with honey or peanut butter.2. Smoothie BowlsWhy it’s great: Smoothies are packed with nutrients, and a smoothie bowl allows for fun toppings.How to prepare: Blend frozen fruits like bananas, berries, or mango with yogurt, milk, or a protein-packed base. Pour into a bowl and top with granola, seeds, or shredded coconut.3. Egg MuffinsWhy it’s great: Egg muffins can be made in advance and stored in the fridge for quick breakfasts throughout the week.How to prepare: Whisk eggs with veggies like spinach, sardines, tomatoes, and peppers, and pour into muffin tins. Bake until fully cooked. These can be reheated in the microwave and paired with toast or avocado.4. Yogurt ParfaitWhy it’s great: Simple, quick, and customizable.How to prepare: Layer Greek yogurt with fruits like berries or sliced bananas. Add granola and a drizzle of honey or peanut butter for a protein boost.5. Masa (Nigerian Rice Cakes)Why it’s great: A traditional, filling breakfast option that can be made in advance.How to prepare: Soak and blend rice with spices and ingredients, then steam or fry in small molds. Serve warm or at room temperature. Make in batches and store in the fridge for quick breakfasts.6. Akara with PapWhy it’s great: A traditional Nigerian breakfast that's filling and high in protein.How to prepare: Make akara (fried bean cakes) in batches ahead of time and freeze them. Pair them with pap (fermented corn pudding) or serve with a side of sliced vegetables or fruits.These breakfast ideas are quick, nutritious, and designed to help you start the school day right. Many can be prepped in advance, which is key for staying organized and stress-free during busy mornings.Download “The Little Big Bite Cookbook” for more kids recipes. It offers a variety of creative dishes that will tantalize young taste buds while ensuring your children receive essential nutrients. Click HERE to download.

Corn on the cob is a classic summer delight, perfect for backyard barbecues, family dinners, or just a simple snack. The key to achieving sweet, tender corn lies in the cooking time. Whether you’re new to cooking corn or looking to perfect your technique, here’s a complete guide to boiling corn on the cob to perfection.CLICK TO READ MORE>>>

Inspector General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, said on Wednesday, September 11, that about 35, 000 security personnel will be deployed to provide security cover for the September 21 governorship elections in Edo state. This is in addition to about 80,000 other security personnel drawn from other sister security agencies. Speaking at a stakeholders meeting in [...]