TECH

Watch This Lucky Nike MAG Winner Unveil His New Kicks

Subscribe to Awomkenneth Although many lucky winners of the Nike MAG shoes have yet to reveal themselves – and with good reason – one winner, Chris, took to Twitter to celebrate his winnings. Now thanks to this video by Super Deluxe, we get a closer look at the very-coveted, elusive pair. In the video, Chris tries on the self-lacing pair, and if that wasn’t enough to make fans break into tears, we find out he only spent $50 USD for the raffle with all proceeds going towards the Michael J. Fox Foundation in order to help find a cure for Parkinson’

FASHION

Do Nigerian Fashion Designers Make Any Sales | Heineken Lagos Fashion and Design Week

Heineken Lagos Fashion and Design Week has finally ended, and still most of the clothes are either unwearable or too expensive to buy. I honestly still believe that most Nigerians  designers do not make money in Nigeria, maybe somewhere else unknown to me, I still walk down the street and see most Nigerians in fake Gucci, Zara or China/Turkey imported with the exception of big fashion houses such as Deola Saego, Maki Oh, and some few Menswear brands whose customers are mostly the 1% of wealthy Nigerians and are now turning into national compulsory wedding attires, but w

NEWS

3 Money Habits That Separate the Rich From the Poor By Rohn

What is your plan to financial success? Well if you do not have an answer read this, and you might just have an idea on how to figure it out. Why not work full time on your job and part time on your fortune? And what a feeling you'll have when you can honestly say, "I'm working to become wealthy. I'm not just working to pay my bills." When you have a wealth plan, you'll be so motivated that you'll have a hard time going to bed at night. (more…)

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BYE Felicia! Vine Is Dead, Long Live Vine

Twitter is officially killing Vine. According to a blog post on Medium, the microblogging company will be discontinuing the massively popular short video app within the coming months. The announcement comes hot on the heels of Twitter announcing massive layoffs across the board, with plans of cutting almost nine percent of its workforce (or roughly 350 people). (more…)