Hot weather can make getting dressed feel like a challenge, especially when you want to look good and stay cool. The right fashion choices can keep you comfortable, sweat-free, and stylish even in the heat. Here are simple, smart fashion hacks to beat the heat while keeping your style on point. 1. CHOOSE BREATHABLE FABRICS – Cotton, linen, and rayon are your best friends — they allow air to flow and absorb sweat. – Avoid heavy synthetics like polyester that trap heat. 2. GO LOOSE, NOT TIGHT – Tight clothes cling to your skin and make you feel hotter....
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Cholesterol is a word we hear often in health conversations usually with concern. But did you know that cholesterol isn’t all bad? In fact, your body needs cholesterol to function properly. This article explains what cholesterol is, the difference between the good and bad types, and how to manage it to protect your heart and overall health. What Is Cholesterol? Cholesterol is a fat-like substance found in your blood. Your body uses it to build cells, produce hormones, and make vitamin D. Your liver makes most of the cholesterol your body needs, but you also get some from the food...
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs To Serve 4 Years In Prison For Case Involving Sex Workers, Violence And ‘Freak-Offs’
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BREAKING NEWS: Court Orders Police to Maintain Status Quo on Tinted Glass Permit Case
The Federal High Court sitting in Warri has issued an order directing the Nigeria Police Force and the Inspector General of Police to maintain the status quo in the ongoing case concerning the controversial tinted glass permit. The case, Suit No. FHC/WR/CS/103/2025: John Aikpokpo-Martins v. Inspector General of Police & Nigeria Police Force, came up for hearing today. Delivering the interim order, the Court directed the police authorities to respect judicial processes pending further proceedings in the matter. Confirming the development, Kunle Edun, SAN, who led the legal team, noted that the directive is a major step in ensuring that...










