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Glamsquad Girl’s Fashion 

Guide: How to Wear Pants 

T 

hey are not your usual suspects: the list we 

compiled of 60+ Nigerian female achievers 

was a list of people who were not always in 

your face. As a matter of fact, I had not heard 

of many but their compelling achievements made it 

imperative for them to be included. 

Why did we compile this list? As Nigeria marked 

it’s 61st independence, with so little to show for it, in 

terms of development and infrastructure, we felt that 

the individual achievements of many Nigerians is an 

indication that the Nigerian is not the problem with 

Nigeria. 

The problem with Nigeria is the collection of 

individuals selected to run the country. In other 

words, the problem with the sick nation Nigeria, is its 

leadership. 

Successive election/selection of leaders who lack 

vision have brought the country to this state of near 

failure. Yet, while the country lies comatose, Nigerians 

all over the world are doing exploits; garnering 

accolades. 

We decided to focus on just women and, then, 

narrow the list to women under 60 years. 

Nigeria gained its independence about the time 

these women were born. While they have all gone on 

to do remarkably well, Nigeria, born around the same 

time with them, is still struggling to feed itself. 

Robbed of all its resources and potential, Nigeria 

is a sorry case. Who will rescue it? It’s a million dollar 

question; the answer is blowing in the wind! 

See our list of 60+ under 60 female Nigerian 

archievers who have done better than Nigeria. 

See pp 8. 

Our fashion pages feature the latest trends and how 

to do the Boss Lady! 

As part of our partnership with the Aberdeen 

Fashion Week, we have featured Vadanna, a talented 

designer from Singapore. Hear her vision. See her 

collection. 

Enjoy the package! 

See you next time! 

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Looks 

Decoded 

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FASHION 

Glamsquad Girl’s 

Fashion Guide: 

How to 

Wear 

Pants 

Word By Glory Uyi 

Hello Glam lovers, today 

we will be talking about pants, 

pants – pants! Gone are the 

days when ladies were stereotyped 

to skirts – long done are those days. 

Today, the different exciting array 

of pant options available in the 

market has given women the ray 

of hope to dress for any occasion 

without getting a wrong perception. 

In this article, yours truly will guide 

you on the most popular pants 

options you should consider and 

how to wear them right. I will also be 

giving a little something extra on the 

type of shoes – and tops you should 

rock these pants with. 

I am such a guardian angel – 

right? Oh yeah, I know. Let’s not 

waste words; I know you are all 

sizzling to go on with it, as I am. 

So, for this piece, I have picked 

my top 6 favourite pants – out of the 

one zillion of them we have in the 

market these days. Trust me when I 

say this is one for the girls, enjoy! 

Palazzo Pants 

Palazzo pants have been around 

forever and it is loved by women 

of all ages, sizes, and shapes. It is 

the direct opposite of skinny jeans 

because it is flared from the waist 

down to the tip. 

It is often made from beautiful 

fabrics and prints that give ladies 

a rhythmic movement which we 

all love. What to wear it with? Wear 

fitted tops to contrast the pants 

and I love it with hills – although the 

palazzo covers the shoes anyways. 

Boot Cut Pants 

There was a time when boot cuts were the 

real deal, they are not as popular as they 

used to be but are still in good demand 

– and highly fashionable. The pants are 

taped at the knee area before they flare 

out freely. For tops, it is best to go for a 

cropped top or bomber jacket. 

These pants were naturally designed 

to accommodate boots – hence the 

name. So, you should wear it with a 

boot, pointed pumps, or high-hilled 

sandals. 

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Tapered Pants 

A Tapered pant is somewhere between 

a straight cut and skinny pants. It has a 

normal fitting from the waist down to the 

thighs but gets narrower from the thighs 

towards the ankle. I can see the smile on 

your face, you know what I mean, right? 

They are also called Peg legged pants 

and are best when paired with a satin 

top – not longer than the waistline; and a 

good pair of strappy sandals. Since the 

narrow feature emphasizes the ankle, 

make sure your footwear is capable of 

turning heads. 

Straight Cut Pants 

Not my personal favourite, but I can assure you that 

this style of pants will flatter your body type – because 

it looks good on everyone. It is a straight-down type of 

pants – straight cut right from the waist to the ankles. 

The best shoes for this type of pants are shoes with heels. 

You can decide to wear ankle books or sky-high stilettos. 

However, if you have long legs to die for, feel free to 

wear ballet flats or any beautiful sandals. Any top will do! 

High- 

Waisted 

Pants 

As the name rightly implies, 

these are not the regular 

patterns of pants and they 

have their waistline that 

begins from the top of the 

navel. They broke into the 

fashion trend a few years ago 

and do not look like they are 

dying down anytime soon. 

The interesting aspect about 

them is that they can be 

skinny or flared at the bottom. 

It can also be used with a 

corporate or casual outfit. 

Throw in a turtle neck and 

blazer for a corporate look 

and sheer or lace camisole 

for a casual blend. The show 

can be from high heel to flat, 

the choice depends solely on 

you. 


FASHION 

Corporate 

Decoded 

Words By Amenna Daayo 

In this article, we will highlight what 

constitutes corporate looks and also illustrate 

(with images) the right clothing items and 

accessories need to own the office dress 

code. 

I cannot say this enough, because it is so 

true – times are changing! When you talk of 

women’s corporate looks in the past only one 

thing comes to mind – a woman in a suit! A 

long-shirt suit for that matter! 

Thank goodness those days are long gone 

and today, there is a new definition of what a 

corporate look for a lady should be. in fact, 

until a few decades ago, pants weren’t even 

accepted as corporate attire for women. 

Today, things are completely different and 

ladies now have the time and freedom to 

experiment with their corporate looks. Unlike 

before, there is now more flexibility to play 

around with fashion pieces and still achieve 

that great corporate look you truly crave! 

Let’s move on to decode corporate looks 

and highlight what it takes to own the office 

space as the super fashionista that you are – 

yes, a super corporate fashionista! 

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campbell 

clutch 

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Looks 

Rules for 

the Perfect 

Corporate 

Outfit/Look 

Trouser 

handbag 

blazers 

No Room for Sloppiness: 

A corporate outfit must be tailored 

to perfection. You cannot afford to 

have an oversize piece – except 

cause it is part of the fashion 

concept. 

It Must Be Respectful: Before 

your corporate outfit can command 

respect, it must first be respectful in 

itself. You should be conservative 

of some sort actually if you want to 

spot a corporate outfit. 

Create a Balance: Make sure 

you balance the outfit with the right 

attitude and approach and stick to 

only one statement piece, rather 

than trying to have a little bit of 

everything. 

Always Pay Attention to 

Detail: Your corporate outfit 

should be well pressed and devoid 

of any stains or dents. If it has one 

thing someone can point out to 

correct, then the entire outfit and 

purpose are ruined. 

Use the Right Colours: 

Always make sure that the colours 

are appropriate for the outfit and for 

the occasion. When in doubt, obey 

the golden rule by sticking to a white 

or black outfit – you can never go 

wrong with this. 

Wear the Right Shoes: What 

is a good corporate outfit without 

the right type of shoes? You should 

always wear closed-toe shoes and 

resist the temptation to wear slippers 

or open-toe shoes. 

black shoe 

jumpsuit 


Vandana 

Evanna 

Vandana Evanna, the founder and designer 

of Evanna Fashions House in Singapore, has 

been honored by Worldwide Branding for her 

passion, leadership, and brilliance in fashion 

merchandising and design. 

Ms. Vandana got a Bachelor of Arts in fashion 

design and an advanced diploma in fashion 

marketing to prepare for her work. 

After launching her company in 2011, She 

participated in a few exhibitions, trade shows 

and organized 15 fashion shows in Singapore, 

and joined a few International fashion weeks, 

such as - “Miami Fashion Week”, “Mercedes 

fashion week Australia” and World Fashion 

Week in Malaysia. “Asia lifestyle week” and 

“Jaipur couture show” in India. 

She is featured in various interviews and 

fashion articles in Magazines, Newspapers 

and TV channels in Singapore,Malaysia, India, 

USA & UK. 

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About Collection 

Agragrami was born from her 

articulation of edgy fashion sense 

and versatile designs. Her fashion 

label derived from the word 

“Agragrami’’ True to its meaning 

“Avant-garde” experimental or 

innovative. 

Vandana endorses this philosophy 

in all her collections. Agragrami 

is an original contemporary 

label, which reflects the spirit of 

its thrill-seeking, fun loving and 

adventurous founder. She focuses 

on balancing classic tailoring with 

an edgy use of silhouettes and 

colors, with classic details. She 

has constantly been inspired by 

paintings and art of different artists. 

The challenge of truly flattering 

the body remains integral to her 

take on contemporary fashion. Pin 

tucks, pleats and strong patterns 

dominate the collection and colors 

are metallic grey, brown, orange 

and black. Each outfit of this 

collection has a unique story and 

way of sustaining the livelihood of 

women artisans who worked for it. 


A GLAMSQUAD C 

OF NIGERIA’S YO 

INTERVIEW 

REPORTAGE 

Words By: 

Gift Adene, Adeleye Kunle, Harry Choms, 

Ngere Ikenna, Kaybeewrites & Oma Damians 

As Nigeria marks her 61st Independence 

anniversary, Glam Squad Magazine is out to 

celebrate 60+ FEMALE under 60 achievers. 

Entrepreneurs, journalists, activists, scientists, socialites 

and entertainers who give everyone reason to hope 

that the future of Nigeria is bright are featured. 

Some are defying the odds and building 

businesses despite Covid-19; others are helping 

to fight the illness, serving on hospital frontlines or 

working to discover new things. 

60+ Female Under 60 achievers are regarded as 

the leading showcase for the brightest talent working 

across numerous niches and making tremendous 

changes around the world. 

In no particular order, see our full list below: 

- Literature 

Chimamanda 

Ngozi Adichie 

43-year-old Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is a 

Nigerian novelist, short story writer, and nonfiction 

author. In Nigeria and around the world, she has 

remained a strong advocate for female equality. 

In 2012, American singer Beyonce sampled her 

TedEx speech “We Should All Be Feminist.” Her 

most popular novels include; Half of a Yellow Sun, 

Americanah, Purple Hibiscus, We should all be 

feminists and many others. 

- Advocacy 

Ayodeji Osowobi 

Ayodeji Osowobi is a multi-award-winning 

advocate for gender equality. She is the executive 

director of the Stand to End Rape Initiative (STER) 

and has extensive expertise addressing systemic 

social barriers that encourage violence against 

women and girls. 

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INTERVIEW 

ELEBERATION 

UNG & THRIVING 

Ibukun Awosika 

- Banking 

Ibukun Awosika, who is 58 years old, was the Chairman 

of First Bank of Nigeria Plc. She is a businesswoman, 

motivational speaker, and author. Following the 

departure of Prince Ajibola Afonja on September 7, 

2015, Ibukun became the first woman to be named 

Chairman of First Bank of Nigeria. She serves on the 

boards of Digital Jewel Limited and Cadbury Nig Plc, 

as well as the International Advisory Board (IAB) of IESE. 

She also recently acted alongside Temi Otedola in 

Kunle Afolayan’s 2020 film “Citation.” 

- Literature 

Sefi Atta 

Sefi Atta is a Nigerian-American novelist, short story 

writer, playwright, and screenwriter who has won 

numerous awards. Her works have been translated 

into numerous languages, and her radio plays and 

theatrical plays have been performed all over the 

world. Several literary honors have been bestowed 

upon Atta’s writings. 

The Red Hen Press Short Story Award in 2003, the PEN 

International David TK Wong Prize, first place in 2005, 

the Wole Soyinka Prize for Literature in Africa in 2006, 

and the Noma Award for Publishing in Africa in 2009 

are among her many honors and distinctions. 

Nkemdilim 

Begho 

- Technology 

Nkemdilim is the CEO of Future Software Resources 

Ltd. (Futuresoft). She is an Obama African Leader 

and a Forbes’s Top Ten Female Tech Founders 

in Africa. In 2019, she was appointed as a Non- 

Executive Director for Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc. 


INTERVIEW 

REPORTAGE 

- Medicine 

Dr. Yolanda 

George-David 

Dr. Yolanda George-David is a neurosurgeon with a 

background in obstetrics and gynecology. She’s also a 

Clinical and Relational Psychologist specializing in child 

development. She is a professor, a multi-award-winning 

international public speaker, and a host of a radio show. 

Through her work as the Founder and Servant-in-Charge of 

Aunt Landa’s Bethel Foundation and the convener of Aunt 

Landa Market Square, she is also a Human Rights Activist 

and humanitarian. 

- Banking 

– Banking 

Yemisi Edun 

Born in the late 1960s, Yemisi Edun was appointed 

as the acting managing director for the First City 

Monument Bank, FCMB in early 2021. Yemisi was 

the bank’s immediate past Chief Financial Officer, 

a position she held after working for the bank in 

various roles since joining in 2000. 

- Business 

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REPORTAGE 

INTERVIEW 

Dr. Anino Emuwa 

Dr Anino Emuwa, an international management 

consultant is the founder of Avandis Consulting, a 

strategy and financial advisory firm based in France. 

Anino is a fervent believer in the role of entrepreneurship 

in economic development. 

- Business 

Dr. Emuwa is a proponent of gender equality in the 

workplace and organizes worldwide and regional 

gatherings of female CEOs and founders, such as 

Women@Davos and the African Women CEOs Network. 

Pamela Yough 

Pamela Yough until September 30 this year, was the 

chief executive of Zenith Bank (UK) Limited. With a career 

spanning over 25 years in banking, she has a plethora 

of knowledge. She managed and ran a self-owned 

Consulting Firm that provided Financial Advisory Services 

prior to joining Zenith Bank (UK) Limited. 

She worked with Zenith Bank PLC in various roles for 

nearly 13 years (1999-2012), notably as the General 

Manager of MCP Group (Multilateral, Conglomerates 

& Private Banking) and Investor Relations, where she 

arranged all of the Zenith Group’s long-term foreign 

finance. 

She has also led departments such as Treasury, Head 

Office Operations, Public Sector, Correspondent Banking, 

and Revenue Collection at Zenith Bank PLC. Ms. Yough 

has served on the boards of multiple Zenith Group 

entities, including Zenith Registrars and Zenith Realtors, as 

a Non-Executive Director. She is a Stanford and Oxford 

University alumna. 

Abimbola 

Bamigboye 

Abimbola Bamigboye is the founder of Audeo 

which provides business intelligence and supports 

to everyday business problems. She created Audeo 

in 2011 with the goal of providing organizations with 

cutting-edge help by implementing easy, costeffective 

back-office and decision-support solutions to 

common business issues. 

Abimbola also started The Healthy Salad Company 

to pursue her love for living a healthy lifestyle via good 

nutrition. 

Abike Dabiri 

- Politics 

Abike Kafayat Oluwatoyin Dabiri-Erewa was born 

in the Nigerian state of Jos Plateau. Nigerian 

politician who served as a member of the Nigerian 

Federal House of Representatives, representing the 

Ikorodu Constituency in Lagos State, for a period of 

eight years. Her previous position was the Chair of 

the House Committee on Media and Publicity. 

As Senior Special Assistant to President 

Muhammadu Buhari on Foreign Affairs and 

the Diaspora, she was appointed in 2015. In 

November 2018, Dabiri-Erewa was promoted to 

the position of Chairman and Chief Executive 

Officer of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission. 


INTERVIEW 

REPORTAGE 

- Movie 

- Media & 

Film Making 

Mo Abudu 

Mosunmola Abudu, also known as Mo Abudu, is 

a media mogul and philanthropist. The 57-yearold 

has been dubbed “Africa’s Most Successful 

Woman” by Forbes and named one of The 

Hollywood Reporter’s “25 Most Powerful Women in 

Global Television.” 

- Movie 

– Entertainment 

Apaokagi 

Adedoyin 

Maryam aka 

Taaooma 

Apaokagi Maryam popularly known as Taaooma 

is a Nigerian comedian, content writer, content 

creator and social media influencer. The 22 year 

old award winning comedian is known for her 

multiple roles in her comedy skit. 

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REPORTAGE 

INTERVIEW 

Funke Akindele 

Funke Akindele, 44, is a well-known figure in the 

Nigerian film business. The multiple award-winning 

role interpreter and producer “Jenifa’s Diary” and 

“Industreet” have been praised for generating one of 

the most memorable characters in recent years as 

well as encouraging fresh talent through her many 

comedy programs. 

Omo Ghetto: The Saga, her most recent project, is 

also the best-selling Nollywood film, having sold over 

500 million copies since its premiere in the Christmas 

season of 2020. 

Kemi Adetiba 

Kemi Adetiba’s commitment to her profession is 

deserving of all the praise she can earn. With ‘The 

Wedding Party 1’ and the critically acclaimed and 

commercially successful ‘King of Boys,’ Adetiba is 

unquestionably the best Nigerian director/filmmaker. 

Between 2010 and 2015, Adetiba shot ten music 

videos for major artists including as Banky W, Waje, Tiwa 

Savage, Olamide, and Niyola, with Niyola’s “Toh Bad,” 

Banky W’s “Lagos Party,” and Olamide’s “Sitting on the 

Throne” placing first in terms of quality. 

She surprised the industry when she decided to direct 

and produce her major feature, ‘King Of Boys,’ despite 

having only a few TV productions and shows to her 

name. The two-hour political thriller was in theaters for 

14 weeks before going on a worldwide tour, grossing 

approximately N104 million. She went on to film Part 2 

of The King of Boys: The Return of The King, which was 

sold to Netflix. 

- Activism 

Obianuju 

Catherine Udeh 

(DJ Switch) 

Obianuju Catherine Udeh, better known by her 

stage name DJ Switch, is a Nigerian DJ, singer, 

and musician who, at the age of 29, won the first 

season of The Glo X Factor in 2013. 

She earned her bachelor’s degree in geology from 

the University of Port Harcourt in Rivers State. 

DJ Switch live broadcast the aftermath of the 

purported Lekki Massacre on October 20, 2020. 

They attempted to remove a bullet from a man’s 

leg in the video by putting a Nigerian flag around 

his leg. 

Mary Remmy 

Njoku 

Mary Nnenna Njoku is a Nigerian actress and film 

producer, as well as the Director General of the awardwinning 

Lagos-based film studio ROK Studios, which 

was recently acquired by CANAL+, French television 

powerhouse. 

Njoku started ROK Studios in August of 2013. ROK has 

produced over 540 films and 25 original TV programs 

since its inception in 2013. 

- Film Making 


INTERVIEW 

REPORTAGE 

- Business 

Dr Amy Jadesimi 

Amy Jadesimi is a Nigerian businesswoman and the 

chief executive officer of the Lagos Deep Offshore 

Logistics Base (LADOL). She completed an internship at 

Brait Private Equity in Johannesburg, South Africa, where 

she worked as a transaction executive in Private Equity. 

She later moved to Nigeria where she set-up a financial 

consultancy firm before joining the Management Team 

of LADOL (Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics Base). 

- Business 

Chidimma Umeh 

Chidimma Umeh, popularly known by her channel 

name “That Igbo Chick” is a Nigerian beauty and lifestyle 

YouTuber. With over 300,000 YouTube subscribers and 

138,000 followers on instagram, Dimma ranks among the 

most popular Youtubers in Nigeria and Africa as a whole. 

Aisha Yesufu 

- Activism 

- Lifestyle 47-year-old Aisha Yesufu is a Nigerian sociopolitical 

activist and co-convener of the Bring 

Back Our Girls Movement, an advocacy group 

that draws attention to the terrorist group Boko 

Haram’s abduction of over 200 girls from a 

secondary school in Chibok, Nigeria, on 14 April 

2014. She also protested against the government 

in Nigeria at the #EndSars protest in 2020. She has 

subsequently become known as one of the most 

iconic women of the contemporary era. 

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REPORTAGE 

INTERVIEW 

Dr. Nneka 

Abulokwe (OBE) 

Nneka Abulokwe, OBE is a British Nigerian entrepreneur 

in the fields of technology and digital governance. She 

is the founder and CEO of MicroMax Consulting and 

one of the first Afro-Caribbean professionals in the United 

Kingdom to serve on the board of a leading European 

digital transformation company. 

Queen Elizabeth II awarded her the title of Officer of 

the British Empire (OBE) for services to business in 2019. 

Abulokwe is one of the first black women to serve on the 

board of a multi-national IT firm in the United Kingdom. 

- Religion 

Laurie Idahosa 

- Religion 

Jemimah Mbaya 

53-year-old Jemimah is a philanthropist, gospel 

singer, author, motivational speaker, business 

coach, and the founder and senior pastor of 

the Latter House Christian Centre. She also has a 

background in public communication. She is the 

founder and CEO of several successful companies. 

She has won numerous honors and frequently 

volunteers for mentoring and empowerment 

programs, sharing her experiences with young 

Nigerians and the less fortunate. 

She most recently led a drive to raise humanitarian 

supplies and finances for the benefit of internally 

displaced people. 

Rev. Mrs. Laurie Whetstone- Idahosa was born in 

a pastor’s home in Wilmington, Delaware, United 

States of America. 

She has visited more than 40 countries and worked 

with well-known ministries. Her undergraduate 

degrees in biblical studies and ministerial training 

were earned at the School of Biblical Studies 

and School of Ministerial Training in New Castle, 

Delaware, and her bachelor’s degree in Christian 

ministry was earned at Chesapeake Bible College 

and Seminary in Maryland, USA. 

As well as becoming a missionary, she received 

training as an Emergency Medical Technician, a 

First Aid and CPR instructor, and a Disaster Relief 

Responder. She is a talented event planner, real 

estate investor, and business owner who has built 

a number of profitable enterprises. She is trilingual 

in Spanish, Pidgin, and English, and she is fluent 

in all three languages. Rev. Laurie has worked at 

Benson Idahosa University since 2003, and she 

is currently the Director of Campus Life Division 

and a member of the university’s Executive 

Management. 

She founded Nathan American Academy, a 

successful nursery and elementary school in Benin 

City, which opened in 2013. 


INTERVIEW 

REPORTAGE 

- Oil & Gas 

- Oil & Gas 

Catherine Uju- 

Ifejijka 

Catherine Uju Ifejika was born on 28 October 

1959 in Opobo in Rivers State to Chief Clifford 

Ogwu and Elizabeth Ikpeze of Ogidi, Present Day 

Anambra State. She graduated from Ahmadu 

Bello University, Zaria with a Diploma in Law and an 

LLB (Hons.) in 1985. She was called to the Nigerian 

Bar in 1986. Catherine is the first and so far, the 

only woman to become chair and CEO of an 

Upstream E&P Company in Nigeria. 

Her career in the petroleum industry started when 

she joined Texaco’s Legal Department as Junior 

Counsel in 1987 and rose swiftly to become 

Company Secretary in 1997. 

In 2003, her Government and Public Affairs 

responsibilities were extended to Cameroon, Togo, 

Benin, Cote D’Ivoire, and the Democratic Republic 

of Congo. She joined Brittania-U Nigeria Limited 

in 2007 as Chair/CEO and has since steered the 

indigenous company to its current market leading 

position. 

- Business 

Ijeoma Igbaji 

Ijeoma Igbaji is the founder and CEO of White 

Rabbit Favours, a dynamic gifts and surprises 

company that designs and delivers one-of-akind 

gift packages and gorgeous surprises for 

any celebration in order to wow the celebrant, 

make their day extra special, and leave them with 

unforgettable memories. 

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REPORTAGE 

INTERVIEW 

Godrey 

Ogbechie 

The Group Executive Director of Rainoil Limited, 

Mrs. Godrey Ogbechie, has made a name 

for herself in the banking as well as oil and 

gas sectors. A 1988 graduate of Agricultural 

Economics and Extension from the University 

of Calabar, she also holds a Master’s Degree 

in Business Administration. In this interview with 

KINGSLEY JEREMIAH, she spoke on critical issues 

in the two important sectors, challenges facing 

marriages, women in Nigeria and more 

Linda Ikeji 

- Media 

Linda Ifeoma Ikeji is a former model and pioneer 

Nigerian blogger, writer, and entrepreneur. She is wellknown 

for her famous blog (Linda Ikeji’s Blog). The 

40-year-old foremost Nigerian blogger and media mogul 

is unquestionably deserving of a spot on our list. Avance 

Media selected her to the inaugural list of 100 Most 

Influential African Women in 2019. 

- Entrepreneurship 

Irene Ochem 

With her feet firmly set in reality and a firm belief 

and resolve, AWIEF’s founder and CEO, Irene 

Ochem, will see them through any challenging 

circumstances that may happen. The fact that she 

has persevered across countries and continents, 

through daunting obstacles and deep-seated 

prejudices, has propelled her to where she is today, 

as the leader of a highly influential pan-African 

women’s economic empowerment organisation 

poised to become the number one, globally 

recognised platform for female entrepreneurship 

in Africa. A product of the University of London, she 

holds bachelors and master’s degrees in business 

administration as well as an MBA in International 

Management. 


Abisola Akintunde 

Abisola Akintunde is a Top Nigerian Make up artist whose 

desire is to see women present the best version of 

themselves. She is the brain behind “Makeupbyashabee”. 


INTERVIEW 

REPORTAGE 

Kiki Mordi 

- Journalism 

30-year-old Kiki is a journalist, media personality, 

filmmaker, and writer from Nigeria. At the Nigerian 

Broadcasters Merit Awards in 2016, she was named 

Outstanding Radio Program Presenter. She and a 

team from the BBC Africa Eye aired a documentary 

in October 2019 about sexual harassment of students 

by instructors. Her film prompted the introduction of 

a senate measure to prohibit sexual harassment in 

institutions. 

- Life Coach 

- Advocacy 

Cassandra 

Akinde 

Dr Cassandra Akinde is a medical professional 

with a strong dedication to child health 

advocacy, humanitarian duties, human rights 

and environmental sustainability. Through 

her commitment to child health and social 

responsibilities, Dr Cassandra has gained 4 years’ 

experience of working and making landmark 

achievements in various non-profit organizations. 

- Politics 

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REPORTAGE 

INTERVIEW 

Joana 

NnazuaKolo 

- Politics 

Joana is a 2018 graduate of Library Science from 

Kwara State University and the youngest commissioner 

in the history of Nigeria. She is a humanitarian, 

advocate for good governance, and the youngest 

serving commissioner in Kwara State. Joana was 

recommended for appointment two weeks before 

her NYSC ended. She is a grassroots mobilizer and 

enthusiastic advocate for community development. 

Emem 

Nwogwugwu 

Emem Nwogwugwu is a professional project manager, 

entrepreneur, author, and life coach. She has inspired 

people to strive to be the best version of themselves for 

more than a decade. 

She has organized events that have influenced people 

positively in various businesses and spheres of life, thanks to 

her warmth and passion for seeing people succeed. 

Emem has recently created the Parent Organiser, a one-ofa-kind 

planner and coaching program that tackles some 

of the most pressing family and parenting difficulties. 

Clare 

Omatseye 

Clare Omatseye, is the founder and Managing Director 

of JNC International Ltd. (JNCI). She graduated from 

Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria with a Bachelor of 

Science degree in Pharmacy; and holds an MBA from 

Universidad De Navarra, (IESE) Barcelona. 

Clare founded JNCI in 1994 on the need to make a 

difference in the medical infrastructure landscape in 

Nigeria through the delivery of cutting edge medical 

diagnostic and interventional technology solutions 

and after sales service. Over the last 10 years, she has 

grown JNCI into a proudly ‘Nigerian National Corporate’ 

company receiving several International and Nigerian 

Awards/recognitions such as the renowned Frost & 

Sullivan Award for Quality in Customer Service. 

- Oil & Gas 

Audrey Joe- 

Ezigbo 

Audrey Joe-Ezigbo is the Deputy Managing Director 

of Falcon Corporation Limited, a leading wholly 

indigenous midstream and downstream Energy, 

Gas Distribution & Trading Company which she cofounded 

in 1994. 


INTERVIEW 

REPORTAGE 

- Athlete 

- Business 

Barbara Okereke 

Barbara Okereke, born in 1991 is a Nigerian 

cake designer and entrepreneur, founder and 

managing director of Oven Secret Limited. In 2019 

she was included on the Forbes list of ‘30 under-30’ 

people to watch in Africa. 

Barbara Okereke has a degree in Electrical 

Engineering from Anambra State University, and an 

MBA in Oil and Gas Management from Coventry 

University. She learnt cake design at Fair Cake 

culinary school in Greenwich, London. In 2015 

Okereke started her own cake baking business in 

Port Harcourt. She has created over a thousand 

cake designs, and trained over has five hundred 

students physically and online. 

– Business 

Chiamaka 

Ndukwu Theresa 

– Business 

Co-founder of AgroHive. AgroHive is an Agri-tech 

company that offers agricultural businesses and 

farmers’ trained and skilled personnels. The company 

recruits, trains and outsources agricultural experts for 

agricultural businesses such as farm managers, IT 

experts, attendants, interns. 

This initiative has helped 2,300 households combat 

hunger, created over 300 employment opportunities 

and ensured improved livelihoods of 300 people. 

AgroHive also organises agricultural advocacy and 

sensitisation activities. 

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REPORTAGE 

INTERVIEW 

Blessing 

Oborududu 

Blessing Oborududu is a freestyle wrestler from Nigeria. 

She is now listed as the world’s number two female 

wrestler, and she is the first Nigerian wrestler to win an 

Olympic medal. From 2010 to 2020, she was a tentime 

African champion. 

Oborududu, a Business Administration graduate 

from Niger-Delta University, went on to achieve even 

greater sporting success, showing great intent from 

the start in her struggle against Mongolia’s Battsetseg 

Soronzonbold to win the competition. 

Chioma 

Ifeanyi-Eze 

Chioma Ifeanyi- Eze is an Accounting guru with over 11 

years of finance, bookkeeping and business consulting 

experience spanning over several industries of the 

economy. An expert in start-ups, she has been involved 

in starting up finance functions for several companies 

and projects. 

Trained in PricewaterhouseCoopers Nigeria, Chioma 

had further career stints in BankPHB, Jumia and a host 

of other companies where she headed the Finance/ 

Accounting functions. 

She is the Founder of Accountinghub.ng. Nigeria’s 

premier professional services online shop focused on 

offering brilliant bookkeeping and tax support to startups 

and small businesses at super-affordable pricing. She 

presents virtual, retail and tech-accounting in Nigeria. 

– Advocacy 

Carolyn Seaman 

Carolyn Seaman is the Founder & Creative 

Director of Girls Voices Initiative, promoting digital 

literacy and citizen journalism skills among girls 

and women, using digital media to amplify 

girls voices and advocacy through their stories. 

She is a 2016 World Pulse Voices of Our Future 

Award-winning Correspondent and World Pulse 

Mentor with the ‘Intel She Will Connect’ Project in 

Nigeria. Carolyn has trained women and girls on 

digital empowerment and is currently teaching 

girls the power of storytelling and using their 

stories to mobilize community action towards 

girls’ empowerment through her digital action 

Campaign, ‘Make Girls Voices Count’. 

- Business 

Damilola 

Olokesusi 

Damilola Olokesusi is a Co-Founder and CEO of a 

transport and tech company called Shuttlers, a start-up 

currently revolutionising the way professionals commute 

in metropolitan cities like Lagos. 

Olokesusi has a Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical 

Engineering from the University of Lagos. As an 

entrepreneur, Damilola uses innovation and technology 

to solve economic and social problems. She possesses 

the ability to recognise opportunities in everyday 

problems as well as the tenacity and diligence required 

to break barriers whilst solving these problems. 


INTERVIEW 

REPORTAGE 

Chinwe Esimai 

Chinwe Esimai, an award-winning lawyer and the first person 

to hold the title of Chief Anti-Bribery Officer at Citigroup, has 

achieved many great things throughout her career. 

Chinwe Esimai is Managing Director and Chief Anti-Bribery 

Officer at Citigroup, where she oversees the firm’s global antibribery 

program. She was born in Nigeria and is passionate 

about inspiring immigrant women leaders. She shares 

leadership insights for immigrant women at chinweesimai. 

com. 

– Advocacy - Research 

- Healthcare 

Dr. Irene Olumese 

Mercy Chinwo 

- Music 

Mercy is a singer, songwriter, and actress who specializes 

in gospel music. She became famous after winning 

Season 2 of Nigeria Idol in 2012. On numerous streaming 

sites, her tracks have received millions of views. 

Irene Titilola Olumese is an Author, Inspirational 

Speaker, and a Faith-informed Transformational 

Coach. She is certified in Trauma-Informed Care 

and Integrated Family Therapeutic Counseling, 

and she is now pursuing certification in Integrated 

Systems Couples Therapy and Core Transformative 

Coaching. 

Irene is a Bilateral Amputee and a Lung Transplant 

Survivor. After twenty years of coping with chronic 

respiratory disease (Bronchestasis) and a crippling 

neurological-muscular disorder, she lost both legs 

owing to complications from a lung transplant 

(Myasthenia Gravis). 

Now, she uses her multi-faceted and lifethreatening 

traumatic experiences to encourage 

hope in individuals facing life’s obstacles and 

adversity. 

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REPORTAGE 

INTERVIEW 

Dr. Wendy Okolo 

Dr. Wendy Okolo is an aerospace engineering researcher 

at NASA’s Ames Research Center’s Intelligent Systems 

Division. She leads a group of engineers working on 

a space technology project aimed at developing 

guidance, navigation, and control systems that will make 

precise landings for deployable entry spacecraft a reality 

for planetary exploration. 

Dr. Okolois a recipient of the U.T. Arlington Distinguished 

Recent Graduate Award, the 2019 Women In Aerospace 

Award for Initiative, Inspiration, and Impact, and the 

2019 Black Engineer of the Year Award for Most Promising 

Engineer in the United States Government. 


- Business & Activism 

Dr. Shola Mos- 

Shogbamimu 

Dr. Shola Mos-Shogbamimu is a political 

and women’s rights activist who has taught 

intersectional feminism to female refugees and 

asylum seekers, scrutinizes government policies for 

gender and diversity inclusion, and co-organizes 

marches and social campaigns for women. 

She launched She@LawTalks to encourage women 

and BAME leadership in the legal profession, and 

she founded the Women in Leadership journal 

as a forum to inspire positive change on relevant 

problems that affect women internationally through 

compelling personal leadership experiences. 

Folake Kuye 

Huntoon 

Folake Kuye Huntoon, who was born in the Bronx 

and raised in Lagos, Nigeria, has been building 

her profession since she entered fashion school 

at the age of fifteen. She chose to make her 

own path rather than follow the standard fashion 

school route. After returning to the United States for 

college, her desire to create and her enthusiasm 

for fashion continued to illuminate the path 

forward. 

While Folake’s style evolves over time, it is always 

motivated by the aim to create pieces that are 

attractive, easily accessible, and affordable for 

the everyday woman. Her clothing are meant to 

be worn by everyone; she has developed a strong 

bond with women of colour all over the world and 

is a relentless advocate for equal representation in 

the fashion industry. 


INTERVIEW 

REPORTAGE 

- Lifestyle 

Natasha 

Akpoti 

- Politics 

Natasha is a politician, a lawyer, and a social 

entrepreneur. In 2019, she stood for the Social 

Democratic Party’s Kogi Central Senatorial District 

seat, as well as the Kogi State Governorship 

election, which took place in November. 

She is the founder of the Builders Hub Impact 

Investment Program (BHIIP), a social impact and 

sustainability enterprise that helps governments 

and businesses maximize the impact of their 

social investments. 

She rose to national fame after presenting an 

investigative report on fraudulent practices at the 

Ajaokuta Steel Mill before the National Assembly 

on March 1, 2018. The investigation highlighted 

the repeated misappropriation of government 

funding and theft since the steel mill’s construction, 

which has remained dormant despite many 

attempts to restart it. 

Tiwa Savage 

- Music 

Tiwa Savage is edging closer to being Nigeria’s 

most consistent female musician in recent 

memory. Since her debut, she has never gone a 

year without releasing at least three hit singles. She 

was the first African woman to win Best African Act 

at the MTV Europe Music Awards in 2018. Tiwa has 

a large following among Nigerians. 

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REPORTAGE 

INTERVIEW 

Amara Kanu 

Nwankwo 

Amara Kanu Nwankwo is the wife of Nigerian 

football legend and a fitness expert and author. 

Speaking in an interview about her areas of 

specialty, she said, “I specialise in high-end 

residential homes and I have had valuable 

experiences working with high-end hotels in 

London like the London Marriot Hotel. I prefer 

designing high-end residential because I love 

modern designs, clean lines and practical 

spaces for living. I am referring to those that are 

visually appealing for the user.” 

Uche Pedro 

- Media 

Uche Pedro is a Nigerian businessman. She is the founder 

and CEO of BellaNaija, an entertainment and lifestyle 

media blog. BellaNaija’s social footprint has grown to 

be one of the largest on the African continent, with 

more than 200 million monthly impressions, thanks to its 

collective brands - BellaNaija.com, BellaNaija Weddings, 

and BellaNaija Style. 

Tope Oshin 

- Movie 

Tope Oshin is a model of dedication, 

perseverance, and professionalism. The awardwinning 

Nigerian filmmaker made a name for 

herself by directing up to 750 episodes of some of 

Africa’s most popular drama series, including MTV 

NaijaShuga, Tinsel, Hotel Majestic, and Hush. 

Tope was named one of OkayAfrica’s Okay100 

Women of 2017. She studied filmmaking 

at the Colorado Film School in Denver and 

cinematography at MetFilm School. She wanted 

to demonstrate her ability in cinema by directing 

‘Journey to Self’ in 2013 after working on various 

TV programs. Following that, she directed three 

highly acclaimed films between 2017 and 2018, 

including ‘New Money,’ ‘We Don’t Live Here 

Anymore,’ and ‘Up North.’ 

Jade Rawa 

- Fashion 

Jade is the founder and creative director of Melia 

by Jade, a ready-to-wear Afrocentric fashion label. 

She makes clothes that appeals to people of all 

social classes and donates a portion of her profits to 

organizations that help women with breast cancer. 


INTERVIEW 

REPORTAGE 

- Beauty 

Tara 

Durotoye 

44-year-old Tara Fela-Durotoye is a Nigerian 

lawyer and beauty entrepreneur. She was 

a pioneer in the Nigerian bridal makeup 

industry, having developed the first bridal 

directory in 1999, as well as world grade 

cosmetics studios and the country’s first 

makeup school. She founded House of 

Tara. 

- Life Coach 

- Business & 

Advocacy 

Farida Yahya 

Farida Yahaya’s company, Lumo Naturals, is 

situated in Abuja, Nigeria, and specialises in 

natural haircare solutions. Aside from that, she 

works as a startup tutor and is the founder of The 

Brief Academy, a learning hub for female business 

entrepreneurs. 

Her duty is to assist you in simplifying techniques, 

developing a workable plan, and feeling confident 

enough in your business to assist it in growing! 

She’s learnt a few things from running a successful 

Natural hair care business for over 6 years and 

coaching over 300 entrepreneurs, many of whom 

are women, about where people get stuck, halted, 

or stressed out and how to get them growing 

again. 

- Law 

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REPORTAGE 

Amba Eyang- 

Ajakaiye 

- Business 

Amba Eyang is a digital strategist, trainer, 

author and founder of “iDareNotDread 

Nigeria”, a platform crested to help build 

women communities online and empowers 

them with creative and innovative skills for 

business growth. 

Intisar Bashir Kurfi 

Intissar Bashir Kurfi is a Green Architect and a seasoned 

environmentalist who works in the field of green 

architecture. She is a strong supporter of the UN’s 

Sustainable Development Goals. 

She has also engaged out a large number of outreach 

activities on sustainability both within and outside of 

Abuja, Nigeria. In addition to educating people in the 

creation of briquettes, she has provided solar-powered 

lamps to a Fulani community in Abuja and trained 

young women in the production of reusable sanitary 

pads, among other numerous life-changing projects. 

Fabia 

Ogunmekan 

Fabia Ogunmekan is the Executive Secretary of Women 

in Successful Careers (WISCAR). She is a lawyer and 

corporate executive with over 20 years of experience in 

the domains of law and development in both corporate 

and nonprofit organizations. 

She has worked as an Associate with The Law Union in 

Lagos, as a Corporate/Admin Secretary with Hygeia 

Group, and as a Corporate/Admin Secretary with 

Pronatura Nigeria, a sustainable development NGO in 

Port Harcourt focused on empowering communities in 

the Niger Delta to achieve sustainable livelihoods. 

She is a 2018 Rise Up Leader who is passionate about 

Africa’s development and the role of women in making it 

possible. 

Asa 

- Music 

38-year-old Bukky Elemide, often known as Asa, is 

a Nigerian-French singer, composer, and record 

producer. Young African women were introduced 

to the beauty of freedom and faith in one’s intuition 

and creativity by the Nigerian recording artist, who 

is also a multi-instrumentalist. Asa has released four 

studio albums. 


- Business 

Amba Eyang- 

Ajakaiye 

Amba Eyang is a digital strategist, trainer, 

author and founder of “iDareNotDread Nigeria”, 

a platform crested to help build women 

communities online and empowers them with 

creative and innovative skills for business growth. 

- Activism 

Ngozi Ejedimu 

Ngozi is a breast cancer survivor and the founder 

of WhatCancerNaija, a breast cancer awareness 

platform that includes everything from breast 

cancer prevention to post-surgery care. 

Adekemi 

Adeniyan 

- Health 

Adekemi Adeniyan is a dentist and the founder of 

Dentalcare Foundation, an organization which is 

focused on providing free oral health education 

and treatments to the less privileged, and more 

importantly people in rural areas. 

- Business 

Adesuwa 

Okunbo Rhodes 

Adesuwa Okunbo is a the founder and 

managing partner of Aruwa Capital 

Management, a growth equity gender lens funds 

in Africa. She also empowers women by investing 

in small and rapidly growing businesses. 

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HEALTH 

10 

Research-Based 

TIPS TO PREVENT 

CANCER 

Word By Glory Uyi 

All over the world, October is set 

aside for breast cancer awareness. 

It will be a play on words to say 

cancer has become ‘a cancer’ in our 

world today – but that is the truth. 

Within the last decade, cases of cancer 

appear to have skyrocketed, although 

medical experts claim the disease has 

been with us for far longer. They claim 

that awareness, especially through the 

online media has brought it to the fore – 

which they also claim is good if the world 

plans on winning the war against cancer. 

Many things can cause cancer, and like 

many other terminal diseases, it is easier 

to prevent it than to cure. Interestingly, 

cancer can be prevented by simple 

healthy habits and research has proven 

that those who adopt basic eating and 

healthy procedures lower their risks of 

cancer. 

However, this is not to say that some 

factors cannot be subdued, for example, 

age and family history. But it is better 

than do your part and reduce the 

chances of cancer rather than leaving 

up your chances to fate. 

Below, we have highlighted 10 researchbased 

tips that can help us prevent 

cancer. You will find out that these are 

simple everyday tips that can go a long 

way in making significant changes in the 

cause of our lives. 

Say 

No to 

Smoking 

It is as easy as that 

– or maybe not so 

easy. But the truth 

is that smoking is 

the major reason 

for lungs cancer. 

Research has also shown that smoking can cause 

cervical, bladder, mouth, and throat cancer. 

If you are having issues quitting smoking, think of cancer 

or watch videos of cancer patients online. If you want to 

prevent cancer, you should run away from smoking. 

Avoid Second Hand Smoke 

You do not smoke, but you are always around someone (or 

people) who smoke. Well, according to research, secondhand 

smoke is as dangerous as smoking itself – perhaps even more 

dangerous because you could get lungs cancer without ever 

lifting a stick of cigarette to your lips. 


HEALTH 

Limit Your 

Alcohol Intake 

Alcohol increases the risks for liver, breast, throat, 

and colorectal cancers. This is as simple as it 

can get, the less you drink alcohol, the lower your 

chances of cancer. 

If you must drink, you should do so in moderation, 

i.e. one drink per day for women and two for 

Maintain Routine Medical 

Check-Ups 

When you maintain routine medical checkups, you 

lower your risks of cancer by half. 

One reason why a lot of people die from cancer is 

that they often get informed late – at a time when 

there is little or nothing that can be done. You should 

choose a health care center with the necessary 

equipment and diagnostic technologies that can 

catch cancer at its earliest, most treatable stages. 

Be More Physically Active 

According to research, physical activity reduces 

different types of cancer, like colon and breast 

cancer. You should try to engage more in walking, 

sports, yoga, or household chores – something to 

keep you off on your feet. 

According to the American Cancer Society, adults 

are recommended to get at least 150 minutes of 

moderate-intensity activity each week, while children 

and teens should get at least 1 hour of moderateintensity 

activity each week. 

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HEALTH 

Eat More Vegetables 

It is no news that our choice of food can increase or 

reduce our chances of cancer. To be on the safer 

side, always get vegetables or make them a significant 

portion of your daily diet. 

The American Cancer Society recommends that 

eating a healthy diet, with an emphasis on vegetables 

prevents the risks of cancer. You should take more 

vegetables and fruits, and reduced the intake of 

processed foods and meat. 

Watch Your Weight 

You need to consciously watch your weight if you 

want to reduce your chances of cancer. Too much 

weight – especially around your midsection area can 

increase your chances of different types of cancers, 

like breast and colon cancer. 

Not to mention that being overweight also 

significantly increases your chances of diabetes. 

So, isn’t it best to consciously watch your weight and 

reduce your chances of cancer – and diabetes? 

Be on Your Feet More 

According to recent studies, sitting too much – especially 

on one spot can increase your chances of cancer. So if 

you want to prevent cancer, you should stand up more. 

Researchers advise that you should stand up and walk 

around every two hours to help promote blood circulation 

and prevent your chances of cancer. 

Protect Your Skin 

The ultra-violent ray from direct sunlight has been 

discovered to be a cause of cancer. So, you should 

protect yourself from direct sunlight more, if you want 

to reduce your risks of cancer. 

If you must be under the sun for tanning, you should 

always apply sunscreen to reduce the effect of the 

sun on your skin, to prevent your chances of having 

cancer. 

According to experts, when you’re in the sun, always 

apply sunscreen to your skin that has at least a 

sun protection factor (SPF) of 15. Some doctors 

recommend at least SPF 30. 


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