Are you my biggest fan (heehee!)? Then prove it and WIN this special LG Optimus E405 dual SIM Android phone immediately!
To win, just answer this very simple question:
What role did I play in my first movie and what were the words required of me?
If you know it then it’s yours! New week. New possibilities. *wink*
Great people are not afraid to watch other people grow. Great people recognize talent. Great people nurture. Great people teach. Great people care. Great people believe. Great people see beyond the flaws of another because ultimately we are all flawed. Great people concentrate on the strengths of others and patiently drive pointers to weaknesses that should be worked on. Great people are not stirred by looks and/or possessions, they concentrate on talent and skill. A great person knows how to maximise everyone’s gift for the benefit of the bigger picture. Great people are not easily coerced. Great people pick the best teams. A great person does not go with the crowd. A great person does not buy into popular opinion. A great person will stand by one person he/she believes in than run with the multitude. Great people recognize that, ultimately, there is more to life than what we can comprehend.
Great people know God.
Be. Great.
Happy New Month!
– Stephanie
My Kanekalon experience! As black women, we have many options when it comes to our hair. Some of the most gorgeous and affordable styles you can achieve will be with hair products made from Kanekalon fibre.
Soon, I’ll be giving out lots of fabulous Kanekalon products and accessories on this blog. So get ready! It’s a Saturday, what are you up to?!
Re: A Date with Stephanie!
Hello Dearies! Wooooh! What a crazy fun season it is! With 590 comments by 11am this morning, we have officially closed the competition. Below is a list of 25. Please send your numbers through the comment box (it will not be posted) and we shall place a call, which will determine the top 10 people for the date. Congratulations on making it through the first round, the final Top 10 will be revealed next week!
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Tomi Adesina
Ranty
Sola
Adebo Yetunde
Tonia
Ogebe Adadiu
Jennifer Egbuonu
Francess
Kolawole Adewale
Ebuka Ezeji
Olashile Ojuroye
Oluchi Iwuala
Tinuola Aransiola
Tolulope
Maria
Peace Ogbonnaya Onyinye
Jessica Oluchi Victor
Glory Ekpeyong
Abimbola Akin-Taylor Onabanjo
Peggy Place
Happiland Fubara
Uchechi Iwugwu
Okungbowa Esosa
Chioma
Akpa Chinyere
Hello lovely people! We are having so much fun here, we decided to lace it up some more – all for your benefit!
Would you like to go out on a date with me?
I would like to host 10 people on a dinner date, where we can share our dreams, ambitions, life goals and valuable life lessons.
If you are interested then tell me, in not more than 20 words…
“What is your life ambition?”
Do send in your responses/comments, and my team will pick 10 from the pack. YAY!!!
*Please note: The first season of a-date-with-Stephanie will hold in Lagos this September.*
*My wonderful people! I got this mail this morning. Kindly give your sincere advice from the depths of your heart where love resides. Thank you* – Stephanie
Dear Stephanie,
I am a 34 year old mother of one. Although I have never been married, I was in a very long and rewarding relationship for 7 years. He died in a sporadic shooting incident that happened in the UK many years ago and since then I shut my heart to any possibility of finding love and focused on my son whom I had with my late boyfriend. For some time now, my mother has been encouraging me to go out more and meet people, so I went to a party organised by one of my colleagues and I met this dashing young man. We started texting afterwards, and now I can say my heart is drawn towards him. The only problem is – he is just 25 years old! He has a good job and confesses he loves me, but I have not been able to introduce him to anyone as I am not sure what their reaction would be. For now, we only get to meet in hotels. Although he has invited me over to his house a couple of times but I am not sure I am ready to face the fact that we are 9 years apart in age! We’ve been seeing for 5 months now and I just don’t know what to do. I would like to tell my mum, but I am afraid she might die of the shock! Is it ok to date someone 9 years younger than me? Do we have a future together? I really want to know what the visitors of this site think. You are doing a great job, Steph. God bless! – Onome
It was on one of the Crime stations – a beautiful face of a three year old boy flashed on my TV screen. He was mixed-race with almost half his face dis-coloured. It was his own birth mark, but from the pictures that came on the screen, he seemed content and too young to worry about how the world would treat him for his uniqueness.
He didn’t need to wait for the world to judge him!
Right there in his house, living with his mother and siblings was his step-father who constantly bullied the child, punched him, mocked him and treated him like dirt just because he was shades darker than the other children and had a birthmark! His step-father would make faces at this three year-old boy…and all the while, his mother who was fully aware of what her child suffered in the hands of her husband did nothing to rescue her son.
So one night, the young boy slept and didn’t wake up! He was discovered with vomit by the side of his mouth and on the bed the next morning.
Later, he was pronounced dead in the hospital.
Thankfully, a doctor was able to determine the cause of death after various tests, and it was discovered that the boy received severe punches to his stomach that erupted some of his internal organs and caused the child to die!
No one deserves to be discriminated upon; especially by the people that should love and protect you.
The step-father is serving a 20-year jail term; and his mother is serving her own short term in jail for neglect. In summary, I think we need to love people more. But love starts from truly loving yourself.
Do you love yourself?
– Stephanie
Re: Caption This!…and win recharge cards!
It has been a great day! Thanks for participating in the fun competition! Below are the winners (and their captions) picked by the stephaniedaily.com team! Congrats dearies, kindly send a comment stating your email address, twitter handle, or facebook name and your network of choice under this post to get your credit voucher. Make sure you call someone you haven’t spoken to in a while
Hapuruchi: “a walk in sexyville…”
Khafeel: “Orange! The sun bright colour of the sleek Miami queen”
Sylvia: “Peerless.”
Chinasa: “Perfect outfit for the sunny city of Miami worn by a goal setter who’s not scared of the future.”
Akinsola Ayodeji: “Stephanie Okereke conquers Miami Heats”
Nkasire: “brighter than the sun…”
Jenny: “Fiercely sexy and stunning. The look of a gazelle with a striking pose of a GO GETTER! Simply Gorgeous!”
Ogechi: “PRETTY IN PRINT!!! Stunning Look For Summer.”
First I want to thank you all for visiting my blog. Wow! The blog is only a few days old and we have raked in hundreds of comments; our emails are flooded and the love is just so overwhelming. I am grateful.
Today, all we are going to do is Win! Win!! And win some more! Yay!
Take a look at that picture above…do you like it?
I took it in Miami a while back. It was a sunny day and I had a good time with my creative crew.
To win credit vouchers, all you need to do is send in a caption (in not more than 20 words) that clearly illustrates this picture. BE CREATIVE. And if we like it, you get N1,000 recharge card sent to you immediately! We’ll pick as many lucky winners as possible before the end of the day! Do remember to attach your twitter handle or facebook name to your comment!
Easy win, yea? So let’s do this! Send in your captions now! woohoo!!!
The Help! When I walked out of the Cinema many months back after stealing a few hours out of my crazy schedule to watch the movie, I felt light; mostly because of the emotional story told so articulately through powerful characters. When it isn’t hitting hard blows on a society that should be ashamed of its past discriminations, The Help is cheeky and humorous. Of course, Octavia Spencer stands out with her impressive performance; the height of which was feeding her former boss with pie spiced with poop (Good Heavens! LOL!). She was favoured as the best in the category of best supporting role, and took home the Oscar this year. The Help is the story of African-American maids and the hardship they went through serving their white Madams. In all of this, an aspiring young author decides to write their story. It is an easy picture with a lot of brilliant scenes and accurate dialogue.
And if you can, read the book too! *wink!
