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First comes surprise, then come happy tears and then endless laughter. Proposals are often filled with beautiful emotions that linger in the heart forever. This gentleman planned the sweetest rooftop proposal for his baby girl, and it was everything magical! She walked into the beautifully decorated space, completely unaware… only to find her man standing

The opinions expressed here by Trellis expert contributors are their own, not those of Trellis. There’s a sentiment I keep hearing over and over these days: “It can be hard to make sense of what’s happening around us.” This notion isn’t new — we’re always looking for ways to interact with an unpredictable world. To

Have you ever locked eyes with someone and in that brief, electrifying moment, the noise around just fades away? Reign and Godswill had this fairytale moment when they met 10 years ago. Though they exchanged contacts on that fateful day, it took three years for them to reconnect. When they did, it was as though

Igbo brides-to-be, you’ve been summoned! We know that on your big day, your first appearance has got to set the tone for the rest of your looks. Today, we’ve got this lovely maiden outfit to bring that regal flair to your Igbo trad. We love how Debby Defined gave a contemporary twist to the classic

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In the world of work today, many organisations are beginning to sound like that lizard—proud of their dexterity, but often blind to the height from which they leap. As Nigeria’s employment landscape continues to evolve, especially under the influence of gig work, organisations are increasingly confronted with a pressing strategic question: Should we rent talent

In the long arc of Nigeria’s development story, few themes recur as persistently—and as problematically—as infrastructure. Broken roads, dysfunctional ports, stalled railways, and bottlenecked urban sprawl have long defined a nation rich in potential but hamstrung by logistics. Yet under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, now two years into office, Nigeria may be witnessing one

Sunday, June 8, was a memorable day in global Christendom; it was the celebration of Pentecost, the birthday of Christianity. It was also the 56th anniversary of St Sebastian’s Catholic Cathedral, Ijebu-Ode. However, in Ijebuland, these religious anniversaries paled into insignificance because it was the period of Eid el Adha, Ileya and Ojude-Oba, a three-in-one