Anna Ajayi

3 weeks ago | pulse.ng | Anna Ajayi

Skincare isn’t just for women. If you’re a man who thinks washing your face with bar soap and calling it a day is enough, your skin is probably crying for help. Dry patches, acne flare-ups, and that mysterious oily shine by 2 PM aren’t just random; they’re signs your skin needs proper care. You don’t need a 10-step Korean skincare routine or expensive products to get it right. Skincare is simple when you know just what to do, and you have the right products.

3 weeks ago | pulse.ng | Anna Ajayi

Eid is here again, and you can already feel the festive spirit in the air. Salah is all about love, gratitude, sharing blessings and ram meat, of course!This holiday is celebrated differently around the world, and means different things to different people. For some, it's about reconnecting with loved ones; for others, it’s a time to reflect, give thanks, and share blessings. It's also a time to share warm wishes with friends and family.

3 weeks ago | pulse.ng | Anna Ajayi

These roles come with power, prestige, and paychecks that’ll blow your mind. In Nigeria, a lot of people look down on government jobs because they only think of civil servants and other low-level roles. But they’re looking in the wrong direction. When it comes to job security and fat paychecks, nothing beats a top-tier government position in Nigeria. Emphasis on “top-tier.”Here are the highest-paying government jobs in Nigeria right now.

3 weeks ago | pulse.ng | Anna Ajayi

June comes with some good tidings, and for certain zodiac signs, it could be the turning point they’ve been waiting for. Astrology is about energy shifts, opportunities, and knowing when to move. And June 2025? Oh, this month is special. With Jupiter, the planet of luck and expansion, making strong moves and Mercury finally out of retrograde, some signs are about to experience major wins. June marks the peak of Gemini season (until the 20th), followed by the beginning of Cancer season.

4 weeks ago | pulse.ng | Anna Ajayi

If you're tired of waiting for "connections" to help you get a job, invest in a certification that guarantees income. The Nigerian job market has changed. Gone are the days when simply having a university degree guaranteed a good job. Today, companies care more about what you can do than what certificate you have. Many graduates with first-class honours are stuck in underpaid jobs, while others with specialised certifications are earning six figures from the comfort of their homes.