I-Pac Pictures

Artistic body arts in an abstract environment. This body arts depicts muscular drawings on the body of a female model. Modeling has different phase when it comes to profiling and branding of the model the model.  Troy Holloway has this to say about body arts and paintings.   If people are honest with themselves when they choose a tattoo, the art will represent them better than anything that will ever come out of their mouth. The things that are most important to me are represented in the art that covers my body. My God, my family, my friends, my job, my social and historical beliefs and the aggressive or even violent nature with which I will protect all of them.....basically in that order of importance. Is it scary or repulsive to some people? Yes. Does it change who I am? No. If anything it works as an outward conscience that will forever remind me of who I am and what is important during times of trial or long after my mind starts to fade due to old age if I'm blessed with ...

Bread seller-turned-model Jumoke becomes motivator to her generation . It is indeed a story of from grass to grace and Olajumoke Orisaguna, the bread seller turned model, had no airs around her when she told the story of her sudden rise to prominence. In just two weeks, she has soared above her painfully obscure background. Her fortunes have changed. From a bread seller on the streets of Lagos to a model. She mounted the rostrum on February 20 at Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja. As a motivational speaker, she  talked on the theme “If we were the government.” Jumoke is also the proud owner of a luxury apartment in Lagos. These days, people no longer pray for daily bread, they want to hit the streets to ‘sell’ the proverbial bread. Basking in the glow of her new fame, Jumoke is also enjoying massive media exposure locally and globally, the latest coming from international news network, Cable News Network (CNN.) Jumoke’s story has become an inspiration to...

    Rivers State Police Command on Sunday, February 21, warned residents of the state against boarding vehicles by the roadside for their security and safety. The statement released reads: "It has come to the notice of the Rivers State Police Command that some criminal minded people have now resorted to disguising as commercial motorists thereby deceiving unsuspecting commuters. They more often than not take passengers along the roads instead of designated and approved motor parks with such passengers apparently end up being kidnapped. Consequently, commuters using public transport especially those in the ha bit of boarding vehicle along the roads are hereby advised to be self security conscious and forthwith desist from such dangerous attitude as boarding vehicle inside designated motor parks is believed to more secured. Members of the public are to note that their personal safety and security starts with them. Should they suspect something, ...