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Every Part of My Body Turns a man on – sexy Actress, Fisayo Ajisola +Releases Sexy Pictures
Fisayo Ajisola, a thriving Nollywood actress, is also giving back to society through her non-government organization, Jewel Empowerment Foundation (JEF), which is dedicated to providing for children, youths and the less-privileged. In this interview, she speaks on a wide range of topics, including personal details and plans for her NGO.
It’s interesting to know you just graduated, how have you been able to juggle academics with acting?
I would say my temperament. I’m a choleric and I’m a very good organizer. Thus, I tried to plan ahead of time so I don’t get things choked up. I think what has helped me most is proper planning. I managed acting, academics and NGO work and they all came out well.
Some lecturers or students seeing an actress schooling may feel intimidated and would want to oppress her. Did you experience such and how did you overcome such threat?
I’m very open, free and friendly. I’m down-to-earth. So one of the things that helped me in school is the fact that I was able tolerate my colleagues, play with them and make them know I’m just like every other student. I’m well known in school and some of my lecturers know I’m into acting and all that. I don’t think I was really bothered, but at the same time, in a way, I was dealt with. I’ve been able to scale through that aspect of my life.
What doors would you say stardom has opened for you?
I would say stardom has opened doors of opportunities for me: high level of exposure – going out, meeting people through my NGO, touching lives positively. Being an actress has made my NGO known. I would say stardom has opened more doors for me.
Concerning your NGO, what has been your pains and gains?
My NGO is basically for children and youths. And the main objective is to reduce societal menace by concentrating on children and youth. To me, the gain is the fact that I’ve been able to make people smile, because the motto of my NGO is: ‘Created to make you smile’. Helping the younger generation brings joy to me because I’m just like every normal young person and I’m a person that got to discover myself early in life. Thus, my NGO helps younger people to know what they want to do in life, to help them positively and being fulfilled doing it. Talking about the pain, a lot of people ask me why I’m doing this NGO thing, because a lot of people see someone starting an NGO as someone who has achieved a lot and is trying to give back to the society. But I believe you don’t have to have too much before you make impact. I would say the pain is raising fund but basically, I think I have more gains than pains.
Can you tell us about Xmas Package for the NGO?
JEF – Jewel Empowerment Foundation – went to railway stations where we have a lot of beggars, homeless people. On that day, we visited them, gave them food, and made them happy. We fed about 500 beggars
It’s interesting to know you combine beauty with brains and yet you still have passion for the less privileged. Where did you get your inspiration from?
I’m a positive-minded person. Things that have helped me include being focused, determined and contented.
What’s your plan for acting?
Presently, I’m working on producing my movie and I’m looking at mid-2016. Aside that, I’m going to be working on other people’s projects. So what I’ve got for 2016 is the best of me, because now I have more time for the acting thing and I’ll be fully available. People should expect the best from me, the really crazy me.
We hear stories of sexual harassment in the industry. Have you ever had an encounter?
Sexual harassment is everywhere; it’s in every sector and the only reason it is being pronounced in the movie industry is because of the media. About being sexually harassed before, maybe. But before one is being harassed, you know you wanna do it or not. And for me, it’s a No-No. I believe in working on myself, being good and facing reality. But honestly, harassment is no for me because I don’t give in
You are sexy, pretty and delectable. How have you been able to handle your male fans and what is the craziest thing any of your fans has ever done to you?
Person wey no dey inside T.V sef dey get admirers. But the thing is, I love them and they love me too. I’m a very friendly person and I’m down to earth. I know when to stop them whenever they are going too far. The craziest thing a male fan has ever done is kiss me and hug me. I’m always happy to see them.
You just released some sexy pictures, so can you tell us what part of your body turns men on?
I love to always say this: Every part of my body turns men on. From my hair to my toes, you will be turned on.
Which among them do men pay most attention to?
Most times, the one they get to see. I’ve a lot of people that are so engrossed looking at my eyes, or my lips which attract them so much that they want to kiss me. Some of them like my nose, and the amazing part of me is my skin. God has blessed me with a very beautiful skin. Every part of my body turns men on. Seeing me alone, you are turned on already.
What turns you on in a man?
Funny enough, nothing physical turns me on in a man. I consider intangible things in a man. Things the eyes can’t see – care, love and most especially someone that really believes in me, someone that can see; what I will become in the next five years; trust, patience. Sometimes I could be temperamental and go crazy but I need someone that can calm me down. Those are the things.
What defines your style and fashion?
I’m a bling-bling person, I like colours, and I like to combine colours. So simplicity but colourful defines my style. I like something that glitters.
Who is that person behind your smile?
My fans.
Who do you look up to in the industry?
Genevieve, Mercy Johnson, Ini Edo and Omotola
Q- Interestingly, we learnt that you featured in JENIFA’S DIARY, can you tell us about that?
R- (Laugh) you know JENIFA’S DIARY is comedy. So I played the role of a married student and then I was harassed by a post graduate student not knowing that am married to a soldier. It was a funny scenario. The guy later came after me and my husband was so aggressive, acting all that. So it was all cool, it was nice working with the crew.
Q- Will you describe the role as challengeing or fun?
R- it’s both. You can’t say acting is challenging or it was fun, all of it makes it what it is and that’s why we want to be in it. So acting is fun and challenging because sometimes, the fun part of it is that you are happy doing what you are doing and people that watch it appreciate what you do. The challenging part of it is that you will be on set for hours under stress, pressure and all of that. So it could be annoying and tasking .
Q- We also learnt that you feature in THIS LIFE
R- Yes, THIS LIFE by Wale Aadenuga production. The title is A CHANGE OF HEART. Its such a funny character because I play the role of a Portharcourt babe (prostitute). Iit was a role that I had to execute all those promiscuous character but it was challenging for me because it was not me.
Q- Can you tell us about your first kiss and how was it like?
R- (laugh) when you ask of my first kiss, you made me remember my EX. (laugh) . I was in secondary school. My first kiss was sweet. Hmmmmm……… It was really sweet I was happy. This is so sensitive, you know all this kind of kiss that…….you kiss somebody and while in your dormitory your body still vibrate (laugh) . It’s like the picture played back on your head and then you vibrate. It was such …….. You know I had that kiss on Friday and I swear with God till Monday, it was still playing on my head. So when I remember that kiss I just vibrate. I feel like Wow……. It was intimate and very lovely. I think after that time, I didn’t feel that way but that particular time it was sweet and I was happy (laugh).
Precision and Heritage: How Fifi Stitches Is Rewriting African Fashion Narratives
A Nigerian-born designer is gradually carving out a cross-continental footprint in contemporary fashion, blending African textile heritage with British technical discipline.
Esther Fiyinfoluwa Adeosun, Founder and Creative Director of Fifi Stitches, is gaining recognition for structured womenswear and bridal couture that reinterprets traditional fabrics through architectural tailoring and precision construction.
Born in Ibadan, Oyo State, Adeosun’s fashion journey began at home, seated beside her mother’s sewing machine. What started as childhood curiosity, sometimes jamming the machine just to understand its mechanics—evolved into a disciplined design practice now operating between Nigeria and the United Kingdom.
During an interview with journalists the fifi Stitches once mentioned “I was fascinated by how flat fabric could transform into something structured and meaningful”.
In her Story , early designs made for her family, though imperfectly finished, were worn with pride—an encouragement that laid the foundation for her professional confidence.
Today, Fifi Stitches is recognised for sculpted bodices, controlled tailoring, corsetry construction, and the contemporary reinterpretation of Ankara, Aso Oke, and Adire textiles.
The brand challenges the long-held perception that African fabrics belong solely in ceremonial contexts, instead positioning them within global luxury and modern design spaces.
Adeosun’s training reflects this dual perspective. She studied Fashion Design and Entrepreneurship at the Institute for Entrepreneurship and Development Studies, Obafemi Awolowo University, and earned a Diploma in Fashion Design through Alison Online.
In the UK, she undertook industry-focused technical training with Fashion-Enter Ltd and gained fashion business exposure through Fashion Capital UK.
Her technical expertise spans pattern drafting, draping, garment technology, structured tailoring, corsetry, and bespoke fittings—skills she describes as central to credibility in fashion. “Precision builds trust,” she says. “A designer must understand construction as deeply as creativity.”
Fifi Stitches has showcased collections at the Suffolk Fashion Show, Liverpool Fashion Show – FB Fashion Ball, Red Carpet Fashion Event in London, and through editorial features in London Runway Magazine.
The brand has also received coverage in The Guardian Nigeria and Vanguard Allure, expanding its visibility across markets.
Beyond couture, Adeosun integrates community impact into her practice.
She has facilitated garment construction workshops, draping sessions, and introductory training programmes for women and emerging creatives, promoting fashion as both artistic expression and vocational empowerment.
Fifi Stcithes Boss operates between Nigeria and the UK, in order to continue to shape her brand identity.
According to her “Nigeria provides cultural richness and expressive textile traditions, while the UK offers structured production systems, sustainability conversations, and institutional frameworks”.
Looking ahead, Adeosun said she plan to establish a fully structured fashion house spanning Africa and the UK, develop scalable production partnerships, launch capsule collections, and expand independent editorial visibility.
Her broader ambition is clear: to position African textile craftsmanship within global contemporary design conversations—through structure, discipline, and technical excellence.
GTCO Launches “Take on Squad” Hackathon 3.0, Opens Call for Applications
Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (“GTCO” or the “Group”) has announced the launch of “Take on Squad” Hackathon 3.0, reaffirming its commitment to fostering innovation, empowering talent, and supporting the development of technology-driven solutions that address real-world challenges across Africa.
Now in its third edition, the Hackathon brings together developers, designers and entrepreneurs across Nigeria in a collaborative environment to build practical solutions across key sectors including financial services, healthcare, commerce and digital inclusion. Under the theme “Smart Systems: The Intelligent Economy,” participants are challenged to design and build intelligent, data-driven solutions that transform how communities engage with money.
Applications are now open, and interested teams can find full guidelines and registration details on the official portal at https://squadco.com/hackathon.
Speaking on the initiative, Eduophon Japhet, Managing Director of HabariPay, stated: “Today’s dynamic, digitally driven world demands continuous innovation, which is shaping how economies grow, how businesses scale, and how societies evolve. Through “Take on Squad” Hackathon, we are deliberately investing in the ideas and talent that will define the future. Our objective is not simply to encourage innovation, but to enable its translation into scalable solutions that deliver real and measurable impact. This reflects GTCO’s role as a financial services platform that connects capital, capability, and creativity to drive sustainable progress.”
The social coding event remains a cornerstone of HabariPay’s mission to foster creativity and problem-solving among emerging tech talents. Competing teams will leverage Squad’s advanced APIs to create scalable digital tools that address everyday challenges faced by businesses and individuals.
Through initiatives such as this, GTCO continues to position itself at the intersection of finance, technology and enterprise, actively shaping the future of digital transformation in Africa.
About HabariPay
HabariPay Ltd is the fintech subsidiary of Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (GTCO), one of the largest financial services institutions in Africa with direct and indirect investments in a network of operating entities located in 10 countries across Africa and the United Kingdom.
Licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), our goal is to support SMEs, micro merchants, large corporations and other fintechs (Tech Stars) with the tools they need to thrive in an evolving digital economy and expand beyond their current market reach. HabariPay’s solutions include Squad, a full-scale digital payments toolkit to make in-person and online payments simpler, HabariPay Storefront, an e-commerce website to facilitate online purchases, Value-Added Services to help merchants access cost-effective and flexible airtime and data bundles to run their businesses, as well as a switching infrastructure that enables tech-focused businesses to optimise cost and make transactions more efficient.
HabariPay’s contributions to Accelerating Digital Acceptance in Africa have not gone unnoticed–it received Mastercard’s Innovative Mobile Payment Solution Award at TIA 2022 for its innovative payment solution, SquadPOS.
About Squad
Squad is a complete digital payments solution that is reliable, secure, and affordable, making receiving in-person and online payments simpler and convenient.
Thousands of merchants currently leverage Squad’s payment solutions for their daily business operations. Squad’s current products and service offerings include SquadPOS, Squad Payment Links, Squad Virtual Accounts, USSD, and E-Commerce Storefront.
Find out more at www.squadco.com.
Electric 8-Seater Tula Moto Keke Enters Nigerian Market, Targets Higher Operator Earnings
LAGOS — A new electric-powered tricycle with an expanded passenger capacity has been introduced into Nigeria’s urban transport sector, offering operators a potentially more profitable and eco-friendly alternative to conventional petrol-driven “keke.”
The newly launched 8-seater electric tricycle, now available in Lagos with plans for nationwide distribution, features a dual-row seating arrangement capable of accommodating up to eight passengers per trip—significantly higher than the standard three-passenger configuration common across the country.
Promoters of the innovation say the increased capacity is designed to boost daily earnings for operators, particularly amid persistent fluctuations in fuel prices. By running entirely on electric power, the vehicle eliminates dependence on petrol, reducing operating costs and shielding drivers from fuel price volatility.
According to the distributors, the tricycle is equipped with a durable battery system capable of covering extended distances on a single charge, making it suitable for commercial operations across high-traffic routes, residential estates, campuses, and marketplaces.
“The concept is straightforward—enable drivers to earn more while spending less,” a company representative stated. “With higher passenger capacity and zero fuel requirements, operators can maximise each trip without the burden of daily fuel expenses.”
Beyond its cost-saving potential, the electric keke is also said to require less maintenance than traditional models, offering additional long-term savings. Its quieter and smoother operation is expected to enhance passenger comfort and overall commuting experience.
Industry analysts note that the introduction of electric mobility solutions reflects a growing shift toward cleaner and more sustainable transportation alternatives in Nigeria, particularly in densely populated urban centres such as Lagos.
The distributors added that the product is currently available under a limited promotional offer, with delivery options across the country.
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As transportation costs continue to rise and environmental concerns gain prominence, innovations like the electric 8-seater keke may signal an emerging transition toward more efficient and sustainable mobility solutions nationwide.
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