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Drive Magazine, October Edition is Live!

After a one month break, Drive Magazine returns with an inspiring cover story! Themed Self-Discipline and Independence, this edition gives the entrepreneur more reasons to remain focused. In this edition: -Kemi Akinyede, cake boss at Kemlah Cakes 'N' Events, talks about her entrepreneurial journey, finding her passion, feeding it, almost walking out of it and the opportunity that changed her business story -Accessories by Didi, The Entrepreneur who combines her craft with a regular job, talks about how she started her business -Reasons why every entrepreneur still needs business cards -The advantages of networking to an entrepreneur - And other exciting entries Click here to download the October edition. Click here to download previous editions.

My Boobs’ Story

I love my boobs or I used to love my boobs a lot. They were the perfect size and fit for my size 8 body and my 5 feet 7 inches height. Though I never told anyone who asked, my answer really to what part of my body I loved most is/was my boobs. I wouldn’t have minded a little bigger though; just a little bigger. The reason of cause is so that after doing mother duty of breastfeeding, I wouldn’t become flat chested if you know what I mean. Becoming flat chested at my very young age scares the living daylight out of me. Anyway, I thought pregnancy would get me a little bigger. But first pregnancy came and went, breastfeeding came and went, bigger did not come. Instead, I lost a little stability. Pregnancy no 2 came and went, bigger still did not show. A friend asked me if Miss Boobs are still intact after breastfeeding. I said I don’t know, since I am still nursing. But going by the way this boy deals with me all in the name of feeding eh, it scares me to think of what I and the...