VenussBay Unveils #KreativeNaija Project Website

Happy Saturday boss,

Venussbay has announced the revamping of its website venussbay.com, an online platform for promoting events, products and services related to the Nigerian cultural and creative industries. The website is designed to be user friendly and easy for subscribers to upload their works.

Guess what?

It's FREE and they hype it for you with added new features for an amazing user experience.

Venussbay seeks to add value to the work of artisans and craft workers by providing the platform that enables them to directly upload, showcase, buy or sell products in the field of culture: arts, music, dance, drama, crafts, fairs, photography, books, foods, festivals, sites and monuments, fashion/graphic/interior designs, architecture, games, audio visuals etc.
Venussbay is endorsed by the Association of Nigerian Authors, Legendary Gold limited (a vanguard in the Nigerian fashion and modelling industries and organisers of Africa Fashion Reception, The Nigeria Fashion Show, The Nigeria Fashion Week, The Nigeria Fashion Awards and The Nigeria Model Awards), as well as Thought Pyramid Art Centre.

I love the work that they do, don't you?

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Why Pastor Goodheart Ekwueme Resigned From House on the Rock Church in Abuja

I have been in pains!

If you follow me on Instagram, you will notice, I put up my pastor and coach's picture last weekend because I was heart broken.
He is Pastor Goodheart Ekwueme, the outgone (as much as I hate to use that) resident pastor of my local assembly in Abuja. I and all those who knows him, are going to miss him soooooooo much, it hurts.

Jenny Chisom's 12 Codes of Conduct for Men That Rivals Any Male Code

It's been a tough past week so I am grateful for Sunday heralding a new week.
I have been burdened to create a Code of Conduct for members of the League of Extraordinary Men (LExM) on Facebook. So while I couldn't attend service, I sat down and wrote this down on my note pad, then typed it.
This came in a bid to begin to restructure the group to ensure it is serving the right purpose and the right men.

Violence Against Men, Mnombo Madyibi and The VAPP Bill

Quite some fuss has been on about this man in picture MnomboMadyibi who was allegedly hit with a bottle of wine and also suffered attempted suffocation using a red and white teddy bear. But as expected it did not get as much attention like if the switch was fixed (the experience being that of the woman).
We must know that if men keep being treated like non humans, even the violence against women we usually fight for, will only increase astronomically, since after all a woman must live and find her fulfilled being married to a man or at least living and being in relationships with them.

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