Events This Weekend: Machu Picchu | Phunk Afrique Open Day | Zebra at Arabica
Posted on Thursday, November 12th, 2009 at 3:26 PMBy BellaNaija.com
Machu Picchu is back in November for another night of colour, music and life.
Date: Friday 13 November 2009
Venue: Bambuddha, Karimu Kotun, VI, Lagos
See invite for more details
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Phunk Afrique Open Day
Indulge your fashion senses, and step into the Phunk Afrique Boudoir at 23 Bishop Oluwole Street,Victoria Island on Sunday, 15 November 2009 from 12 -7PM. A sumptuous new mix of colors, fabrics and styles, revealed in the fabulous fall collection.
Don’t miss out on a chance to update your wardrobe; the party season’s just round the corner!
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Zebra will be hosting a trunk show at Arabica in GRA, Ikeja. See details below.
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In the words of a particular Nigerian hip hop crooner…”LET’S GO THERE!”
bambuddha?
Machu Picchu?
trained baristas? hahahaha
What’s with Nigerians? Must the names must be funky english, italian, french? Even Asian words are now cool. (piccolo, la saison, le petit marche, portobello when there is yaba market) I love the business part, the namings just irk me. Colonialists really sucked out stuff from our brains, who in Europe names their shop ‘Oluwachukwufunmilayoasabe?’
Anyway, anything foreign sells so I’ll open my shop with a Cherokee, native american word.
Na wa for me, I just digressed from the post.
Why? Because Oluwachukwufunmilayoasabe is stupid. Why do some people have to be cultural Nazis. Colonialism kini. Na you know o. Mrs. History. In case you forgot, it is 2009.
You just won the award for the most uncalled for comment on bella naija ‘cultural Nazis’. Gezz, ‘ladi’ gave his/her comment which he/she is entitled to and then you pounce like a hater now who looks more like your comment???
pray tell Ladi, what you would call a coffeemaker in Yoruba or even in English?! Rather than ‘chef’, you’d be more comfortable with ‘olopo’. We live in a borderless world and our influences are global. You could have mentioned Phunk Afrique or even the label named after the African Zebra; but that would expose how selective your criticism is!
Laba Labasa, I would gladly name whatever enterprise I venture into WAZOBIA, Oluwachukwufunmilayoasabe or whatever random moniker I come up with as long as it is “original.” Abi Nigerians area all about being “original” when it comes to fashion and clothes, but name to name your business, we’ll be hearing “West End couture.” Have you ever wondered that maybe part of the popularity of Bella Naija, is the uniqueness of the name? I mean it’s not igbo, yoruba or hausa, but it’s defn Naija!!!