New Nigerian public figure and internet celebrity, ' Jessica Elijah ' have made her first publication of Spoken words and inspirational quotes. According to Jessica who spoke with one of Ho9ja related persons, who is close to Ho9ja manager Mary Ross who have contributed to the life of Angel Henry as well in promotion on the internet. Jessica said He writes stories, spoken words and inspirational quotes. Her first publication is titled ME read full publication below. ME Sometimes I ask myself Why am I me?  Why am I here on earth as me?  But it came to my notification  That for every individual God has a plan an purpose for him/her.  That why we all  have our individual difference.  And so I now no why I am me.  I am me because God has chosen me to be me.  I am because  God has a plan and a purpose for me I am me because  That me God has created has a mission an vision.  I am me because  It only when I realize that only I can make my world proud that's when the dream of

Nigerian microblogger, Princess Adeola expeesses herself even more.  Princess Adeola have been flaunting photos of lifestyles on twitter and feeling cool. Today she is deciding to take a bolder step by appreciating her lifestyle.  She tweeted this this morning: Princess Adeola @Symply__Adeola · 8h In love with the lifestyle Source: https://witter.com/Symply_Adeola

Who won the battle of the vans? TWO food vendors have emerged victorious to claim vacant burger van spots in  Oxford . Five businesses made their pitches to Oxford City Council's general purposes licensing subcommittee last Monday to explain why they should be awarded one of the two late night street trading spots outside Christ Church on St Aldates, and on the High. But only two have won the coveted pitches: a van offering Latin American cuisine, and another offering healthy snacks and takeaway food. Philip Fulcher, who runs a business  called Street Snack Oxford with his business partner Osajie Oboh will be awarded the vacant spot outside Christ Church College on St Aldates. His van will sell healthy Mexican-style food was based around his experience of fitness. At the meeting he said he hoped to employ between two and four people in his van. A design drawing of Phil Fulcher's van. Picture: via Oxford City Council. Sonia Cortez Mercado, trading as Gores Van, will be selling L

A CONVERSATION WITH THE HISTORIAN WHO IS CREATING A SPACE FOR DIGITAL STYLE ARCHIVES TO LIVE ON. Black fashion literature  is sacred. The amount of books that provide insight on Black style is minimal compared to the glorification of European designers. Yet, despite the lack of documentation that exists, there are writers, historians, and social media pages that preserve our vital influence. In 2020, there is a group of digital historians on social media that have a passion for archival facts. From runway shows in the 90s to Black fashion facts, they're providing, preserving and showcasing our history. Leading the pack is Shelby Ivey Christie. Sitting at over 26,000 followers on Twitter and 15,000 on Instagram, the historian has created a community of style fanatics, who love fashion artifacts. Her viral moments usually include threads of information such as  Arthur McGee being the first Black designer to have a studio on 7th Avenue  or noting  Josephine Baker 's film career. T

A CONVERSATION WITH THE HISTORIAN WHO IS CREATING A SPACE FOR DIGITAL STYLE ARCHIVES TO LIVE ON. Black fashion literature  is sacred. The amount of books that provide insight on Black style is minimal compared to the glorification of European designers. Yet, despite the lack of documentation that exists, there are writers, historians, and social media pages that preserve our vital influence. In 2020, there is a group of digital historians on social media that have a passion for archival facts. From runway shows in the 90s to Black fashion facts, they're providing, preserving and showcasing our history. Leading the pack is Shelby Ivey Christie. Sitting at over 26,000 followers on Twitter and 15,000 on Instagram, the historian has created a community of style fanatics, who love fashion artifacts. Her viral moments usually include threads of information such as  Arthur McGee being the first Black designer to have a studio on 7th Avenue  or noting  Josephine Baker 's film career. T

From the uncannily timed debut of the SoulCycle bike to the rise of livestreamed yoga, the fitness world is expanding—to the size of your living room. As COVID-19 clears out gyms and office buildings, at-home fitness platforms find a newly primed clientele. FROM THE EVERETT COLLECTION.  For all the unfortunate timing amid the fast-moving coronavirus crisis—March Madness  canceled , the Louisiana primary  postponed , Broadway theaters  drawing their curtains —it's hard to ignore one instance of spectacular coincidence. On Friday, Equinox Media introduced its multi-brand virtual fitness platform,  Variis , in soft-launch mode to select members. With it came the pre-order phase for a much-anticipated new toy: the at-home SoulCycle bike. To the  cardio loyalists  who have been wringing their well-washed hands, weighing the risks of a sweaty studio against the usual euphoric rush, it might have been the only good news of the week. Now, for every  person on Twitter  chiming