Tuesday 30 April 2013
Nadia Buari & Actor Dayo Okeniyi Cover Complete Fashion Magazine
Nadia looks matured here, like a Mum, and the guy is just shows that Black Is Hansome
Governor Fashola Completes Nigeria's First Suspension Bridge
Lagos State Governor, Babatunde has finished building the first suspension bridge in Nigeria. The 1.358km bridge, which will link Ikoyi (Alexander Street) to Lekki (Admiralty Way), cost about N29 billion to build and a toll will be collected to recoup the investment. The link bridge was built by Julius Berger.
*I would say Ooops and Wow*
I Didnt Cheat On My Girlfriend With Miss Bum Bum Brazil - C. Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo has denied cheating on his girlfriend with Brazilian model, Andressa Urach. Andressa had claimed Ronaldo called her after getting her number from a mutual friend and asked her to meet him at a hotel on Monday April 22nd where the two had sex. Ronaldo says it's not true. See what he wrote on his Twitter page below...
Tuface Son Turns 5, Happy Birthday Zion [BIRTHDAY PHOTOS]
*Congrats Zee*
“If Madrid Beat Dortmund And Qualify, I Will Let My Girlfriend Sleep With Them” – Balotelli
The former Manchester City striker is apparently so confident that Dortmund will qualify for the Champions League final, he is claimed to have said that he would allow the Spanish side’s squad to sleep with his girlfriend if they managed to upset the odds and pip the Germans to Wembley.
In Spanish newspapers AS and Marca, the Italy international was quoted as saying: ‘If Real Madrid come back in Champions League, I’ll let my girlfriend sleep with them!’
Dortmund ran Real off the park a week ago at the Westfalenstadion, with Robert Lewandowski, Mario Gotze and Marco Reus tearing a flimsy-looking defence apart.
Manchester United and Bayern Munich target Lewandowski netted all four goals in the 4-1 victory for Jurgen Klopp’s men.
Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored Real’s only goal of the night, missed the Madrid derby clash against Atletico at the weekend and remains a fitness doubt for Tuesday’s encounter at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Meanwhile, Balotelli, apart from making controversial comments about his girlfriend, is lighting up the Serie A since leaving Manchester for AC Milan.
The 22-year-old has scored 10 times since leaving the Premier League, including a contentious penalty in last night’s victory over Catania.
Balotelli has previously spoken about his blossoming relationship with Neguesha.
In an exclusive interview with Vanity Fair, the striker said his girlfriend was the ‘first woman I feel comfortable with’
Sara Ofili Disses Nigerian Rapper Ikechukwu On Twitter
Sarah Ofili is a model and also happens to be ex-girl friend of Nigeria rapper Ikechukwu.
Sarah dissed Ikechukwu on twitter.com a while ago – though she didn’t exactly mention his name in the tweet, but it’s obvious that she is referring to him.
The tweet kinda discloses that Ikechukwu dated her for her “body” or what do you think it implies? See tweet below:
Read Sara’s tweet below.
Sarah dissed Ikechukwu on twitter.com a while ago – though she didn’t exactly mention his name in the tweet, but it’s obvious that she is referring to him.
The tweet kinda discloses that Ikechukwu dated her for her “body” or what do you think it implies? See tweet below:
Read Sara’s tweet below.
Family Sells Off Goldie Harvey’s Belongings Tomorrow In Lagos
The family of late Big Brother Africa housemate and Hip hp star, Goldie Harvey will on Wednesday auction all her belongings. The family said this in a statement on Tuesday.
The statement signed by the family representative, Deji Adetayo, stated that although the singer did not leave a will, she had had an agreement with her husband, Leonard Harvey to auction her remaining items.Adetayo said the proceeds from the sales would be donated to charity.
Adetayo said, “There will be a garage sale at Goldie’s house located at 30B, Ologunkutere Street, Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos on May 1, 2013.-The Punch
The statement signed by the family representative, Deji Adetayo, stated that although the singer did not leave a will, she had had an agreement with her husband, Leonard Harvey to auction her remaining items.Adetayo said the proceeds from the sales would be donated to charity.
Adetayo said, “There will be a garage sale at Goldie’s house located at 30B, Ologunkutere Street, Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos on May 1, 2013.-The Punch
Dutch King Willem-Alexander Succeeds Mother Queen Beatrix
Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands abdicated on Tuesday,
handing over to her eldest son, Willem-Alexander, who became the first
King of the Netherlands in over 120 years.
An estimated 25,000 well-wishers cheered outside the Royal Palace in Amsterdam as the abdication and automatic succession were broadcast live.
The crowds had gathered in Dam Square from early on Tuesday to see the new King and his wife, Queen Maxima, as they stepped out onto the balcony of the Royal Palace. Beatrix blinked back tears as she presented her son.“Some moments ago I abdicated from the throne. I am happy and thankful to present to you your new king,” said Beatrix, 75, who now takes the title of princess.
Wearing a sober purple dress, Beatrix signed the abdication document in front of the Dutch cabinet, Willem-Alexander and Maxima, who wore a pale rose-colored dress with a shimmery skirt and enormous bow on her left shoulder.
Willem-Alexander, a 46-year-old water management specialist, is expected to bring a less formal touch to the monarchy together with Maxima, a former investment banker from Argentina.
Beatrix chose to retire after 33 years in the role, following in the tradition of her mother and grandmother.
April 30, or Queen’s day, is always a day for partying in the Netherlands, and this year’s investiture has provided another excuse to celebrate at a time when plummeting house prices, rising unemployment and slumping consumer confidence have pushed the country into recession.
Amsterdam has been awash with orange, the royal color, for days. Houses were covered in bunting and flags and shop windows were stuffed with orange cakes, sweets, clothes and flowers.
Many people took Monday off work and started celebrating in earnest from Monday evening. Nearly a million people were expected to join the street party with dancing to bands and DJs, helping create a carnival atmosphere.
“He (Willem-Alexander) knows what is needed. He unites people. He has made it possible for the different generations to mingle more,” said 40-year-old Margriet Dantuma, dressed in an orange skirt, as she joined others on the Amsterdam pavements putting out impromptu stalls of bric-a-brac for sale.
The royals are broadly popular, with 78 percent of Dutch in favor of the monarchy up from 74 percent a year ago, according to an Ipsos poll.
But they have been stripped of their political influence, and no longer appoint the mediator who conducts exploratory talks when forming government coalitions.
RARE TRIP BY JAPAN’S PRINCESS
Britain’s Prince Charles and Japan’s Crown Princess Masako, who is making her first foreign trip since falling ill a decade ago, will be among 2,000 visitors at the official investiture ceremony on Tuesday afternoon.
The royal family will head from the palace to the 600-year-old Nieuwe Kerk, or New Church, next door in the afternoon where the king will swear an oath to uphold the Dutch constitution before lawmakers.
The Dutch monarch is never crowned, since, in the absence of a state church, there is no cleric available to carry out the coronation. But there is a crown, which will sit on a table next to him throughout the ceremony, along with other regalia that constitute the crown jewels.
Willem-Alexander will wear a royal mantle that has been used for investitures since 1815, although it has been repaired and altered at least twice over the past century, for the investitures of his mother and grandmother.
Celebrations are expected to continue through the evening with a water pageant along the IJ, Amsterdam’s historic waterfront.
At a time of austerity and billions of euros of budget cuts, the government promised to keep the cost of the pageantry down. This week’s ceremonies will cost about 12 million euros, but that excludes the bill for the extensive security measures. – Reuters
An estimated 25,000 well-wishers cheered outside the Royal Palace in Amsterdam as the abdication and automatic succession were broadcast live.
The crowds had gathered in Dam Square from early on Tuesday to see the new King and his wife, Queen Maxima, as they stepped out onto the balcony of the Royal Palace. Beatrix blinked back tears as she presented her son.“Some moments ago I abdicated from the throne. I am happy and thankful to present to you your new king,” said Beatrix, 75, who now takes the title of princess.
Wearing a sober purple dress, Beatrix signed the abdication document in front of the Dutch cabinet, Willem-Alexander and Maxima, who wore a pale rose-colored dress with a shimmery skirt and enormous bow on her left shoulder.
Willem-Alexander, a 46-year-old water management specialist, is expected to bring a less formal touch to the monarchy together with Maxima, a former investment banker from Argentina.
Beatrix chose to retire after 33 years in the role, following in the tradition of her mother and grandmother.
April 30, or Queen’s day, is always a day for partying in the Netherlands, and this year’s investiture has provided another excuse to celebrate at a time when plummeting house prices, rising unemployment and slumping consumer confidence have pushed the country into recession.
Amsterdam has been awash with orange, the royal color, for days. Houses were covered in bunting and flags and shop windows were stuffed with orange cakes, sweets, clothes and flowers.
Many people took Monday off work and started celebrating in earnest from Monday evening. Nearly a million people were expected to join the street party with dancing to bands and DJs, helping create a carnival atmosphere.
“He (Willem-Alexander) knows what is needed. He unites people. He has made it possible for the different generations to mingle more,” said 40-year-old Margriet Dantuma, dressed in an orange skirt, as she joined others on the Amsterdam pavements putting out impromptu stalls of bric-a-brac for sale.
The royals are broadly popular, with 78 percent of Dutch in favor of the monarchy up from 74 percent a year ago, according to an Ipsos poll.
But they have been stripped of their political influence, and no longer appoint the mediator who conducts exploratory talks when forming government coalitions.
RARE TRIP BY JAPAN’S PRINCESS
Britain’s Prince Charles and Japan’s Crown Princess Masako, who is making her first foreign trip since falling ill a decade ago, will be among 2,000 visitors at the official investiture ceremony on Tuesday afternoon.
The royal family will head from the palace to the 600-year-old Nieuwe Kerk, or New Church, next door in the afternoon where the king will swear an oath to uphold the Dutch constitution before lawmakers.
The Dutch monarch is never crowned, since, in the absence of a state church, there is no cleric available to carry out the coronation. But there is a crown, which will sit on a table next to him throughout the ceremony, along with other regalia that constitute the crown jewels.
Willem-Alexander will wear a royal mantle that has been used for investitures since 1815, although it has been repaired and altered at least twice over the past century, for the investitures of his mother and grandmother.
Celebrations are expected to continue through the evening with a water pageant along the IJ, Amsterdam’s historic waterfront.
At a time of austerity and billions of euros of budget cuts, the government promised to keep the cost of the pageantry down. This week’s ceremonies will cost about 12 million euros, but that excludes the bill for the extensive security measures. – Reuters
34-Year Old Ghanaian Urinates In Court Over N550, 000 Theft Charge In Lagos
A Ghanaian, who was charged with theft of motorcycle spare
parts valued N550,000, on Monday urinated in court when a two-count of
offence of conspiracy and stealing was read to him.
Mohammed Daniel, 34, whose address is unknown, sells pastries (puff-puff)
The edgy accused urinated on the floor of the Ebute Meta Magistrates’ Court as he was docked.Daniel immediately pleaded guilty to the charges.
Earlier, the prosecutor, Cpl. Iyobosa Onaiwu said the offences were committed on March 25 at 12.15 p.m. at No. 23, Coate St., Ebute Meta.
She said the accused went into the shop of one Mr Silva Chinemadu and stole the spare parts.
Onaiwu noted that the offences contravened Section 285 and 409 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State 2011.
The accused may be sentenced to three years imprisonment, if convicted, under Section 285, while conspiracy attracts a two-year jail term.
The Magistrate, Mr F. J. Adefioye, adjourned the case to May 6 for fact and sentence. (NAN)
Mohammed Daniel, 34, whose address is unknown, sells pastries (puff-puff)
The edgy accused urinated on the floor of the Ebute Meta Magistrates’ Court as he was docked.Daniel immediately pleaded guilty to the charges.
Earlier, the prosecutor, Cpl. Iyobosa Onaiwu said the offences were committed on March 25 at 12.15 p.m. at No. 23, Coate St., Ebute Meta.
She said the accused went into the shop of one Mr Silva Chinemadu and stole the spare parts.
Onaiwu noted that the offences contravened Section 285 and 409 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State 2011.
The accused may be sentenced to three years imprisonment, if convicted, under Section 285, while conspiracy attracts a two-year jail term.
The Magistrate, Mr F. J. Adefioye, adjourned the case to May 6 for fact and sentence. (NAN)
Monday 29 April 2013
Radiant & Beautiful! Meet Media Personality Rachel J Williams – Ambassador for Fashion Mist 2013
Fashion Mist
is an annual exhibition/catwalk show depicting fashion- the African way
in aid of the charity organisations.The concept of this event is
particularly designed to impose ‘ethnic garments’ not only as an
ephemeral trend but as part of the fashion retail consumer habits.
According to the organizers “the entire show is aimed at unearthing
talents, inspiring and boosting interest among the African generation.
It is our belief that this could be the start of placing the African
fashion industry in its global position and for a sustainable source of
employment on the continent.” The idea is to put together a crop of
talented designers to showcase their work. As part of their campaign,
they have chosen model and former beauty queen, Rachel J Williams as the ambassador to help raise funds for the WAM Campaign.
In a quick chat with BellaNaija,
the young model shares about herself, her modelling career and her work
as the FashionMist Ambassador. Rachel J williams was crowned Miss Black
Britain in 2006 and went on to compete in the Miss England pageant. She
has worked with designers like SIKA designs and has walked the runway
of major fashion shows like the Arise Fashion Week. With her RJW Model
Academy, she works with aspiring models to build their career. She hopes
to extend the scope of RJW Model Academy to Africa. We hope you enjoy
our chat with Rachel.
Who is Rachel?
Rachael is confident, fun to be around, extremely driven and professional. I grew up in London with my parents and 3 siblings. I’m very much British but I still carry around my Jamaican tradition. School wasn’t much fun for me, I was bullied for most of my senior years for being too tall, too slim, having a dark complexion or white teeth! Looking back now it was actually ridiculous but it was painful at the time. College was my fun years and University years were my serious years. I lived studying and remained focus on completing my degree; I graduated with a BA in Psychology and Counselling. The highlights of my career has to be travelling to America, Africa, Europe and the Caribbean, shooting for Vogue Japan and meeting crazily great people on my model journey!
Rachael is confident, fun to be around, extremely driven and professional. I grew up in London with my parents and 3 siblings. I’m very much British but I still carry around my Jamaican tradition. School wasn’t much fun for me, I was bullied for most of my senior years for being too tall, too slim, having a dark complexion or white teeth! Looking back now it was actually ridiculous but it was painful at the time. College was my fun years and University years were my serious years. I lived studying and remained focus on completing my degree; I graduated with a BA in Psychology and Counselling. The highlights of my career has to be travelling to America, Africa, Europe and the Caribbean, shooting for Vogue Japan and meeting crazily great people on my model journey!
How old were you when you started modeling?
I started modelling around 19 but signed to my first agency when I was 23.
I started modelling around 19 but signed to my first agency when I was 23.
Can you tell us about the Miss Black Britain Pageant?
The competition was a great platform that allowed African and Caribbean women all across the UK to make a stand and represent their cultures. The lead up to the finals were so intense; we had a campaign photo shoot, lots of press and media interviews and TV appearances. We also did a marathon run to raise money for children in need which was an incredibly fun but exhausting day. There was a mixture of girls in the competition, so were extremely lovely and others were the complete opposite (but what would you expect with 20 girls all living together)! I remember a particular incident. Over lunch one day the topic of “who was going to win?” came up. Most of the girls had one girl in mind who they were adamant was going to win because she was a “lighter shade” and felt she would represent black women better! What hurt most was that no one expected me to win! And when I did win they all claimed it was because I was “dark skin”! It was hilarious! But overall I’m so pleased I entered the competition because it has taught me loads about the Fashion Industry not just in the UK but all over the world.
The competition was a great platform that allowed African and Caribbean women all across the UK to make a stand and represent their cultures. The lead up to the finals were so intense; we had a campaign photo shoot, lots of press and media interviews and TV appearances. We also did a marathon run to raise money for children in need which was an incredibly fun but exhausting day. There was a mixture of girls in the competition, so were extremely lovely and others were the complete opposite (but what would you expect with 20 girls all living together)! I remember a particular incident. Over lunch one day the topic of “who was going to win?” came up. Most of the girls had one girl in mind who they were adamant was going to win because she was a “lighter shade” and felt she would represent black women better! What hurt most was that no one expected me to win! And when I did win they all claimed it was because I was “dark skin”! It was hilarious! But overall I’m so pleased I entered the competition because it has taught me loads about the Fashion Industry not just in the UK but all over the world.
How did you feel when you were announced as the winner?
I was completely overwhelmed! They actually made a mistake and called out someone else’s number so the was a mixed emotion for about 30 seconds! But when they finally said “And the winner is……Rachael Williams” I just smiled and walked out on stage. I’m surprised I didn’t cry, but I was actually speechless.
I was completely overwhelmed! They actually made a mistake and called out someone else’s number so the was a mixed emotion for about 30 seconds! But when they finally said “And the winner is……Rachael Williams” I just smiled and walked out on stage. I’m surprised I didn’t cry, but I was actually speechless.
Tell us about being on Miss England competition
The competition was an amazing experience. I was so happy to take part and represent “African Pride” (my Sponsors). I can remember there being so much uproar and media attention about if I won then I would be the 1st Black Miss England. It was a lot of pressure at the time and it felt like the whole African Caribbean Community was rooting for me. There was 90 girls in the finals and I came in the final 5. It was overwhelming, surprising, exciting, unbelievable….words can’t express how I felt. I was just so honored to be apart of it and to represent all the African Caribbean Women across England.
The competition was an amazing experience. I was so happy to take part and represent “African Pride” (my Sponsors). I can remember there being so much uproar and media attention about if I won then I would be the 1st Black Miss England. It was a lot of pressure at the time and it felt like the whole African Caribbean Community was rooting for me. There was 90 girls in the finals and I came in the final 5. It was overwhelming, surprising, exciting, unbelievable….words can’t express how I felt. I was just so honored to be apart of it and to represent all the African Caribbean Women across England.
What did you study at college?
I studied psychology, english and accounts in college and graduated with a BA in Psychology and Counselling
I studied psychology, english and accounts in college and graduated with a BA in Psychology and Counselling
How was college life for you? Did you do a bit of modeling while in school?
I went to an all girls school so when I arrived at college I was overwhelmed by all the guys and turned out to be very shy (which I think I am today). But the college life was so much fun! Lunch times were crazy! It was my probably the best years of my life. I tried to model whilst studying but it became so difficult so I put modelling on hold for 2 years while I focused and dedicated my time to college.
I went to an all girls school so when I arrived at college I was overwhelmed by all the guys and turned out to be very shy (which I think I am today). But the college life was so much fun! Lunch times were crazy! It was my probably the best years of my life. I tried to model whilst studying but it became so difficult so I put modelling on hold for 2 years while I focused and dedicated my time to college.
How did it feel getting back to modeling after taking time away to finish school?
It was very strange….the industry had changed a little and as I applied for nearly every agency in London I was rejected by all of them. So winning Miss Black Britain couldn’t come at any better time as it gave me the opportunity to meet industry folk and I began to manage myself, and I have been predominately for the past 3 years.
It was very strange….the industry had changed a little and as I applied for nearly every agency in London I was rejected by all of them. So winning Miss Black Britain couldn’t come at any better time as it gave me the opportunity to meet industry folk and I began to manage myself, and I have been predominately for the past 3 years.
What has been your most outstanding modeling job?Shooting swimwear in Miami Beach! It was incredible!
Can you tell us the most stressful part of being a model
There are lots of stresses in this industry but the one that occurs more often is managing your time wisely. As I could get 3 bookings in one week and it’s difficult to make sure I eat well, sleep well, prepare for each job and so on. Sometimes it gets so exhausting that I need at least a week to recuperate. But after a while you learn to prepare for these times by resting whenever you can.
There are lots of stresses in this industry but the one that occurs more often is managing your time wisely. As I could get 3 bookings in one week and it’s difficult to make sure I eat well, sleep well, prepare for each job and so on. Sometimes it gets so exhausting that I need at least a week to recuperate. But after a while you learn to prepare for these times by resting whenever you can.
How do you unwind?
I love to read, bake cakes and travel.
I love to read, bake cakes and travel.
You like to travel. Tell us your favorite destinations.
Well Venice is amazingly beautiful, I love the small coffee shops over looking the river and its famous for its many small bridges that is a beautiful scene. I love London because it one of a few cities that is young, fresh and multicultural. It’s a great place to shop and you can be very independent. Miami is exactly as it looks in the brochure! A party island with incredible beaches. Jamaica is where my family is from and I love going back there. A must is eating grilled fish from an open fire at night on a beach! West Africa is my favorite at this time in my life as its full of opportunities and I love learning about the culture and I feel so connected and spiritual whenever I’m here.
Well Venice is amazingly beautiful, I love the small coffee shops over looking the river and its famous for its many small bridges that is a beautiful scene. I love London because it one of a few cities that is young, fresh and multicultural. It’s a great place to shop and you can be very independent. Miami is exactly as it looks in the brochure! A party island with incredible beaches. Jamaica is where my family is from and I love going back there. A must is eating grilled fish from an open fire at night on a beach! West Africa is my favorite at this time in my life as its full of opportunities and I love learning about the culture and I feel so connected and spiritual whenever I’m here.
What is Fashion Mist 2013 about?
FashionMist is an amazing concept.It’s a platform that showcasing the fresh and young and very well established talents reigning out of Africa. The show itself gives them a chance to display there latest collections and designs introducing them to the UK Market.
FashionMist is an amazing concept.It’s a platform that showcasing the fresh and young and very well established talents reigning out of Africa. The show itself gives them a chance to display there latest collections and designs introducing them to the UK Market.
What is your role in this year’s edition?
I am the ambassador for the show and I’m so honoured to have been asked to be so. And I will also be co hosting this year.
I am the ambassador for the show and I’m so honoured to have been asked to be so. And I will also be co hosting this year.
Who’s your favourite African designer?
Aya Morisson and Tiffany Amber. Aya Morisson makes African Print Swimwear and that makes her a favorite for me. That’s such a unique and special talent and Tiffany Amber is just wow! It was a pleasure walking for her at London Fashion Week.
Aya Morisson and Tiffany Amber. Aya Morisson makes African Print Swimwear and that makes her a favorite for me. That’s such a unique and special talent and Tiffany Amber is just wow! It was a pleasure walking for her at London Fashion Week.
Can you share your beauty regimen with us?
Simplicity is the best when it comes to taking care of your skin. I love using natural ingredients on my face (and in my hair). So every morning I wash my face with a homemade honey and brown sugar scrub and moisturise with a Light rose day cream. At night I simply wash with water and whilst wet I use a Shea oil, then pat dry. London weather dries out my skin so much so I go for a facial every month and love to steam my face at home weekly using essential oils!
Simplicity is the best when it comes to taking care of your skin. I love using natural ingredients on my face (and in my hair). So every morning I wash my face with a homemade honey and brown sugar scrub and moisturise with a Light rose day cream. At night I simply wash with water and whilst wet I use a Shea oil, then pat dry. London weather dries out my skin so much so I go for a facial every month and love to steam my face at home weekly using essential oils!
Describe your style in 3 words
Feminine, Classy and glamorous
Feminine, Classy and glamorous
Just for Fun
If you had a million bucks in any currency list 3 things you would do?Invest 40% Use 40% to Build a holiday family home. Use 20% Set up an orphanage and a women’s and children’s home somewhere in Africa.
Idris Elba or Michael Ealy?
Definately Mr Elba!
Definately Mr Elba!
Shoes or Purses?
Shoes
Shoes
Sexy diva or comfortable slacks
Sexyyyyy Diva! (Said as a true diva)
Sexyyyyy Diva! (Said as a true diva)
Who would you like to be stuck on a deserted island with?
It has to be Folorunsho Alakija!! I have millions of questions to ask her!
It has to be Folorunsho Alakija!! I have millions of questions to ask her!
Favorite Nigerian music artiste
P-Square
P-Square
We thoroughly enjoyed chatting with Rachel and we wish her the best in her role as fashion ambassador for Fashion Mist
Who Looked Stylish in Black & White? Chidi Mokeme, Susan Peters, Julius Agwu, Ebube Nwagbo, KSB, AY & More at the 2013 Encomium Black & White Ball in Lagos | Photos & Video
The 4th edition of the Encomium Black & White Ball took place on Sunday 14th April 2013 at the Ruby Gardens, Lekki, Lagos. The event was hosted by comedian Julius Agwu, who arrived in a navy double-breasted suit.
Celebrities including Ali Baba,
Susan Peters, Chidi Mokeme, Ebube Nwagbo, KCee, Kenny Ogungbe, Florence
Ita-Giwa, Empress Njamah, Baba Dee, Dayo Ephraim, Kefee, DJ Jimmy Jatt and Chinedu “Aki” Ikedieze were
in attendance. Inline with the theme of the event, the stars stepped on
the black carpet in their stylish white-and-black outfits.
So, who looked stylish and who should get the booth? BellaNaijaStyle watchers we leave it to you.
Photos
Ebube Nwagbo
Chidi Mokeme
Empress Njamah
Julius Agwu
Florence Ita Giwa
DJ Jimmy Jatt
Kenny Saint Best
Dayo Ephraim
Kefee
Dayo Adeneye
Mercy Aigbe
Baba Dee
Grace Amah
Saheed Balogun
Iyabo Ojo
Ugo Igbokwe
Chinedu & Nneoma Ikedieze
Sammy & Ozioma Okposo
Susan Peters
Aneke Twins
ID & Funbi Ogungbe
Eniola Badmus & Dayo Amusa
Julius Agwu, Susan Peters & Funny Bone
KSB & Kenny Ogungbe
Freeze & Opeyemi
Harrisong
Florence Ita Giwa & Abike Dabiri Erewa
Essence & KSB
Ali Baba, Chidi Mokeme & DJ Jimmy Jatt
AY, Kcee, Julius Agwu & Chidi Mokeme
Full List of Winners
Best Occasions Wear Designer – Deola Sagoe (Odua Originals)
Best Indigenous Attires Designer – Vivid Imagination (Godwin Mekwuye)
Most Elegant Woman (30s category) – Shade 0koya
Most Elegant Woman (40s category) – Nike Oshinowo
Most Elegant Woman (50s category) – Ngozi Nkoloenyi
Most Elegant Woman (60s category) – Florence Ita-Giwa
Most Stylist Man (30s category) -Dbanj
Most Stylish Man (40s category) – Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede
Most Stylish Man (50s category) – Rev Chris Okotie
Most Stylist Man (60s category) – Lanre Ogunlesi of Sofisticat
Most Stylist Man (70s category) – Alex Akinyele
Lifetime Achievement, Substance and Style – Michael Subomi Balogun
Lifetime Achievement Substance and Elegance – Florence Ita-Giwa
Special Recognition Award, Style Leader – Abiola Dosumu
Special Recognition Award, Pace setting Designer – Abah Folawiyo
Special Recognition Award, Culture Aficionado -Nike Davis Okundaye
Most Adorable First Lady – Dame Emmanuella Abimbola Fashola
Most Elegant First Lady -Dame Judith Amaechi
Special Recognition Award, Pace setting Clothier -Tex Egbedi (Texen)
Best Promoter of Styles – Da Viva
Most Stylish Governor – Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan
Most Elegant National Assembly Member – Abike Dabiri Erewa
Most Stylish Senator – Ganiyu Olanrewaju Solomon
Fastest Growing Fashion Brand -Twice as Nice
Most Stylish Entertainer – Julius Agwu
Most Elegant Entertainer – Miss Ebube Nwagbo
Best Clothier – Twice as Nice
Most Influential Fashion Brand -Sofisticat
Photo Credit: Black House Media | Nigeria Films
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