Matse Uwatse Nnoli How Marriage Has Been a Blessing in Her Life in 2013

Matse Uwatse got married to Bertram Nnoli back in July and in a thanksgiving message posted on her Instagram yesterday, the happily married event host and compere, who is also expecting her first baby, shared more details of their quick relationship and marriage, and how she continues to grow as a person. There are some unhealthy marriages out there, and nothing is guaranteed but with the right person, love and marriage can be a major blessing in one's life. RML celebrates that. Read below for Matse's post;

Julius Agwu Campaigns With Project Alert to End Domestic Violence

Comedian Julius Agwu channels a pregnant woman in this photoshoot for a social media campaign against domestic violence. With the tagline "Labor pain is the only pain she should feel", the message is to #speakupendabuse. I'm happy to see a man also as a face in the campaign against abuse in relationships and marriage. Well done to Project Alert and Julius Agwu.

Covers - Peter and Lola Okoye on the Wedding Edition of Genevieve Magazine

December is all about weddings with Genevieve magazine and for their current issue, Lola and Peter Okoye are the cover stars, talking about new aspects of their jorney to marriage. Peter Okoye is a black tux with Lola looking amazing in a wedding gown.

On Nigerian Fathers Who Deny Their Children - Men, This is Not a Good Look at All!

The latest of these Nigerian men, who get women pregnant and then try to shirk their responsibility when a baby comes is Ice Prince whom RML featured in our last "Daddy Time" post. I won't say celebrities because I know this is a very common situation and there are celebs, like Tuface, who try to do the right thing. It is great that the rapper now showers love and care on his son, but according to news sources, Ice Prince recently accepted that he denied having a son when the news made headlines in March 2012.

A New Blog on Endometriosis Discuss Low Libido Challenge For Women Diagnosed With Endometriosis

Endometriosis, characterized by painful periods, is a common cause of several gynecological conditions in women who suffer it. Apart of Nike Oshinowo who has spoken out about her endometriosis and infertility, not many other Nigerian women, celebrity or otherwise have taken up the campaign to inform and educate others on the experience of endometriosis and options available to those who suffer it. I was happy to discover this new blog by a Nigerian in the UK on the subject.