Actress Yvonne Nelson had an accident & right leg amputated

She had an accident and lost her right leg in the new movie she is working

Yung6ix Still Insist He’s The Best

In an interview with Hip TV, the self acclaimed best rapper Yung 6ix spoke about why he tweeted that he was the best rapper in Nigeria.
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There is a reason why I think our fingers are not equal. No one can do what you can do better than you.According to him: ''Anyone who is ambitious and anyone who has dreams and anyone who has focus on a particular thing he or she is doing should always believe that (he or) she is the best at what they do'' he further said: ''At the end of the day we are all unique, everyone was made different.

That is just the truth. As for Yung 6ix, Yung 6ix is the best''
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72-Year-Old PDP Chieftain Marries His 23-Year-Old Heartthrob (PHOTOS)

72-year-old grandfather, Elder statesman, Owerri PDP Chietain and renowned business mogul, Chief Dr Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu traditionally wedded the love of his life, 23-year-old Miss Chinonyerem Enwerem last Saturday, 14th September, 2013.

It was gathered that Chief Emmanuel had paid her bride last year after his wife of more than 40 years, Lady Eudora, with whom he had three sons and five daughters, died on 28 August 2011, aged 63.

According to a family source, "he was distraught when his wife died and wanted to marry her immediately but was convinced by his kinsmen to wait for a while".

Though his children are not in support of the marriage, they have to go along with it as they have been warned by their father to either accept it and co-operate or be cut off, a source revealed.

With the traditional wedding out of the way, the church wedding will hold on September 21st, 2013 and they will be wedded by Rt Rev. Emmanuel Maduwuike, Bishop of Ikeduru Diocese of Anglican Communion at the Bishop’s chapel by 10am.

The Ondo State Government has announced October 4 date for the interment of the former governor of the state, Dr. Olusegun Agagu, who died last Friday, September 13.

According to a three-day burial programme announced by the state’s Commissioner for Information, Mr. Kayode Akinmade, in Akure on Thursday, burial events will kick off  with a Tribute Day on September 30 at the International Conference Centre, University of Ibadan.

The body of the late politician is expected to leave Lagos on October 3, to arrive at the Akure Airport by 9am same day and a lie-in-state at the Democracy Park, Akure.

The statement added, “Another lying-in-state cum wake will take place on the same day beginning from 5pm at the Civic Centre, Iju-Odo, Okitipupa Local Government.

“A burial service will hold for the deceased on the Friday, October 4 at St Paul’s Anglican Church, Iju-Odo also in Okitipupa Local Government by 11 am.

“The remains of the Late Dr. Agagu will be interred at the same venue and reception follows at Manuwa Memorial Grammar School in the same town.”

At a special prayer session in Akure on Wednesday, Governor Olusegun Mimiko charged the people of the state to troop out for the burial to honour his late predecessor.

Mimiko had earlier declared a seven-day of mourning in the state in honour of the late Agagu, describing his predecessor as a colossus of intellectual and political capabilities.

Meanwhile, the Peoples Democratic Party in Ondo State on Thursday urged the state government to immortalise the late former governor by naming some edifices in the state, including the Ondo State University of Science and Technology, Okitipupa, after him.

The party said it had set up a 50-man committee, led by a former deputy speaker in the state House of Assembly, Mayowa Akinfolarin, to organise a befitting burial for Agagu.

The state chairman of the party, Ebenezer Alabi, while briefing journalists in Akure said Agagu lived a Spartan life.

Alabi added however that the PDP plan to give the ex-governor a befitting burial was “without prejudice to the state burial plan being proposed and planned by his family and the government of Ondo State.”
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Nailed it? Chika Ike transformed to an old lady

The actress is currently shooting a movie where she is playing the role of an old lady.Great transformation huh!

Notorious African Warlord On The Run

Notorious Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony is “on the run,” just one step ahead of his pursuers, even as an aggressive campaign offers rewards for information leading to his arrest, a top U.S. official told Yahoo News.

“We’ve got him in a box,” Stephen Rapp, the ambassador-at-large for war crimes and crimes against humanity, said in an exclusive interview.

Kony, who leads the Lord’s Resistance Army, drew renewed global attention in 2012 when a 30-minute video about his activities went viral. He has been accused of kidnapping tens of thousands of children and training them to fight for him or forcing them into sexual slavery.

In 2005, Kony and some of his top deputies became the first people indicted for war crimes and crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court. Most have eluded capture.

“Kony continues to operate in uncharted areas, where there are no roads, and as one Ugandan commander told me the trees are as thick as broccoli,” Rapp said.

“Just in recent days” the United States has had clues that the international effort has “gotten very, very close to Kony,” Rapp said Wednesday.

“We’ve got Kony solidly on the run, we’ve substantially diminished his forces, the operation is carried on in a way that protects the civilians,” he told Yahoo News.
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PHOTOS: See How Tuface Celebrated His Birthday In Jos

Music star, Tuface Idibia turned 38 yesterday. Being away on a peace tour in Jos, he decided to spend his birthday with orphans.

Though he didn't want to celebrate, he decided to put a smile on the faces of the less privileged by spending time with them on his special day.
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As The ASUU Strike Lingers

Most students in public universities across the country would not forget July 1, 2013 in a hurry. It was the date the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) commenced the ongoing industrial action.
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What was thought to be a “mere police action” that would be addressed in days has now lingered for close to three months. It has taken the backstage as the concern of the polity is the crisis rocking the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) which is far in our “national interest” than the ramblings of a couple of bearded professors and lecturers who know next to nothing about ‘the delicate art of governance’.

Since the commencement of the industrial action, there have been many calls on the lectures to return to the classroom. Among such calls, one seems to always stand out because it has become a refrain each time there is a strike. That is, ‘ASUU should devise other means, apart from strike, to compel the government to honour the 2009 agreement’.

Unfortunately, the proponents of ‘other means’ have not come out with suggestions or ideas about how to engage the government to honour the agreement. There are even calls for ASUU to be proscribed. A dangerous dimension to the strike, which I feel will not be in the nation’s interest, is its politicisation.

I read some reports in the papers where some politicians were insinuating that ASUU has been infiltrated by the opposition! Can you beat that! We have a dubious penchant in this country for trivialising very serious issues. It is quite sad that avoidable industrial action is always allowed to spell further doom for our epileptic education system.

More worrisome to me is the stance of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS); a body that has allowed the quest for money and power to rob it of its constitutional duties to Nigerian youths whose future is being mortgaged on a daily basis. It is disheartening that NANS could even wait on ASUU to always declare a strike to compel the government to fund the universities.

NANS, as far as I’m concerned, cares less about the products of the Nigerian universities who have been described as “half baked” “unemployable” etc by both local and foreign employers. The association took to the streets recently in Ado Ekiti, the Ekiti State capital, threatening to shut activities in the nation’s private universities if the strike by ASUU is not called off and public universities re-opened.

They poured invectives on the Federal Government for failing to honour the agreement it entered into with ASUU since 2009. Asafon Sunday, Director of Action and Mobilisation, NANS, Southwest, who spoke on behalf of his colleagues, was quoted as saying that between 2000 and 2011, the Nigerian government earned about N48.48 trillion from the sale of oil alone, against N3.10 trillion earned between 1979 and 1999. This, he said, is apart from the N5.12 trillion raked in from taxes by the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) in the 2012 financial year alone.

The association, therefore, submitted that the excuse that the country does not have the wherewithal to fund public varsities does not hold water. Good analysis and submission. But should such submission be presented on the streets of Ado Ekiti? Don’t they know the way to the National Assembly? They didn’t stop there.

Accusing the government of being insensitivity to the plight of students in public universities, the student body concluded that swooping on private universities, where it believes the children of the elite and government officials are would drive home their point.

They vowed to “mobilise and disrupt academic activities in the private universities because it is the sons and daughters of the rich that are in these schools.” Anyone familiar with this column knows where I stand on this issue. Millions of Nigerians – me included – sympathise with NANS, the affected undergraduates, their parents and their guardians.

Who, in his or her right mind, will be oblivious to their frustrations? Without mincing words, the lingering ASUU strike is a national embarrassment and a shameful burden on a nation that has carefully removed the word ‘shame’ from its lexicon.

Endless strikes in the nation’s educational system are an unfortunate development that Nigeria has started paying dearly for. However, the threat to shut down private universities, if I’m to lend my voice is ill advised from an association that has been fragmented for years and lacks the intellectual depth and comportment to champion the cause of students in Nigeria.

Will shutting down these institutions solve the problems in our education sector? Are they not aware that private universities are private business concerns? It will be illegal and indefensible to disrupt their activities. The private universities have also not broken any laws by continuing to run their academic sessions while public institutions remain under lock and key.

Apparently bent on educating these student, Prof. James Makinde, President and Vice Chancellor of Babcock University, pointed out recently that the rules guiding public and private universities are different, although they both serve the same purpose.

The VC put the matter in a clearer perspective when he explained that it would be ridiculous for anyone to call for the closure of private telecommunications operators such as MTN, Globacom and Airtel because the government-owned NITEL is shut. I am aware that emotions are running wild and the anger of students in public university is based on the premise that the children of government officials attend these private schools.

If, indeed, this were so, what would the student leaders do about foreign institutions to which Nigeria’s elites also send their wards? Will NANS go to the United States of America and shut down Harvard University or to Ghana to shut down University of Ghana for ‘harbouring’ elite Nigerian students? My advice to NANS (which faction of NANS are we even talking about here) is to avoid any action that could lead to a breakdown of law and order which is bound to happen if they activate their threat. It will gladden my heart if the association first puts its house in order and look at the crisis holistically.

If the body was united, there is nothing stopping them from preparing a well written position paper backed with all the facts necessary and lay siege on the national assembly to force them to deliberate on the issue. They can remain there until their demands are met.

This can be done peacefully without recourse to violence because it is their constitutional right to express themselves as the constitution grants freedom of speech and lawful assembly to Nigerians. As things stand at the moment, most Nigerians do not even know what the issues are anymore.

They only would have expected that the quality education President Jonathan and some of his ministers were exposed to should help them to deal with the numerous problems that the 2009 FG/ASUU agreement seeks to address. The government seems to have lost direction over the matter.

Attitude and utterances about ASUU strike suggest they have no answer to the rot that has eaten deep into our universities. And the rot may continue as thoughts are strictly focused on 2015. Let’s not fool ourselves, honouring the 2009 FG/ASUU agreement is gradually becoming a non-issue.

What is N1.3trillion in comparison to the jets at the presidential fleet? The amount politicians are now spending on political jamboree would have up graded facilities in some universities and bought hundreds of thousands of computers. Have those in government thought about the effect of the rot on our campuses and its implication for nation building? We have a system that believes and promotes dysfunctional learning.

Apart from older generation of teachers, many of the millennium lecturers in both public and private universities are products of a defective system. How and what they deliver in classes is what the system gave them.

The trend is continuing and we shall soon have these millennium lecturers as professors and university administrators. One wonders what quality these ones will bring into the system. As it stands, our university education system has placed a lot of importance on academic excellence to the detriment of proper tutelage.

Don’t get me wrong; academic excellence is top priority but achieving such grades by students and not minding if the facility is in place for proper tutelage is the question here. Excellence in exam is what the government and parents use to gauge the learner and ultimately determine the failure or success of an individual.

Neither the government nor the parents care to know how defective the system is. The culture of first class degree certificate at all costs is a sad reality which has resulted in the prevalence of social and political evils such as corruption, moral decadence and leadership failure. How sad.

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Yvonne Nelson vs Rihanna in sexy gladiator heels

You have to be very confident to pull this off.Yvonne Nelson wore hers on a movie set. Rihanna wore hers a while back.

I love both but trust me its not for short legs ..lol if i were to pick one to wear, will go with Yvonne's..It's covered and really hot

GAY TALK..Prince Ajah Nwabueze Igwe Special Adviser To FCT Minister Begging A Young Man For Sex.

Porshe classy are reporting the exclusive news that Special Adviser to the FCT Minister on project implementation and Monitoring , Prince Ajah Nwabueze Igwe has been accused of homosexual practices, an act which is a crime under current Nigerian Laws.

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Moses(Not Real Name) explained how he met Prince Nwabueze in Bayelsa and all that transpired thereafter leading to the SA demanding a gay relationship from him before he could help him get a Job.

Below is how Moses Narrated it all in an Exclusive chat:

“I met Prince Nwabueze Igwe in 2011 when he came to Bayelsa for the burial ceremony of one Mr. Okoye Pappa father’s burial and lodged in Matho Crystal hotel, where I use to work as a guest service agent. When he was checking out he requested for my number which i willingly gave to him been a customer but to my greatest surprise, Prince Nwabueze Igwe sent me an sms admiring me with words like “You’re an handsome guy” which i just replied with a “Thanks Sir”.

That same day, he called and told me how much he liked me from the moment he saw me in Bayelsa and asked that we become gay lovers which I declined immediately hence the end of our communication at that period. In 2012, he called me again and after exchanging pleasantries, Prince Nwabueze Igwe asked if i was still working in the hotel and i said yes. It was then he promised to help me get a job in NDDC with good pay on the condition that I become his gay lover, which i immediately rebuffed. That was how we stopped talking again until when he started calling again in 2013. Prince Nwabueze with President GEJ
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February 2013 precisely, Prince Nwabueze Igwe called me and asked me to resign from my hotel job, he sounded real and convincing that he was going to fix me up in NDDC (Niger Delta Develpoment Commission). Prince deceived me to bring my CV to Abuja for submission and out of joy, i foolishly borrowed money and embarked on my trip to Abuja. On getting to Abuja, I started calling him, but to my utmost surprise, he refused to pick my calls.I lodged in an hotel paid for with my own money(he initially promised to foot my hotel expenses). He knew i was in Abuja but he refused picking my calls until the fourth day, after I had exhausted all the cash i had on me.

On the 4th day after he finally picked up and we spoke, he came down to the hotel where I lodged and took me to Eden Garden at Utaku in Abuja. After a while, he told me to go wait for him in his hotel room which i pretended not to understand. At that point, I told him all I wanted was the job. He now re-affirmed his previous statement of 2011 and 2012 that he wasn’t going to give me the NDDC Job unless I agreed to become his gay lover, and allowed him to have sexual intercourse with me right there and then.

I pleaded with him to assist me out of the kindness of his heart, reminding him that we had gotten over this gay relationship request before i decided to come down to Abuja with my CV, but all my plea fell on deaf ears. Apparently my plea meant nothing to Prince Nwabueze as he stated unequivocally that he doesn’t give his money out neither does help people unless they’re his friends and that the only way we can thread the friendship lane is for us to become gay lovers.

Prince said he wouldn’t mind if i would assume the role of the man in the relationship, he also made an attempt to kiss me which i refused. Still within minutes, he acknowledged my CV saying he’s glad that am a graduate of Electrical/Electronics Engineering but he was hell bent on having sex with me before getting me the supposed well paying job. That day, i wept uncontrollably inside his car, asking him why he can’t just help a brother without making such a horrible demand; he replied me with another question asking if i knew how he made his money.

Before I could say Jack Robinson, he ordered me out of his car for turning down his proposition, saying he needed to attend to people whose hotel was demolished in Abuja. I managed to explain my financial status to him, telling him how I was owing the hotel where i lodged and couldn’t even afford to transport myself back to Bayelsa. But after telling him all these, and appealing to him, Prince insisted that i go sort myself till am ready to comply with his request. I Left his car and he drove off, calling me the following day to confirm if i was still in Abuja I said YES, and even sent him my account number so he could help me with the hotel bills since he was the one that asked me to come down to Abuja but he practically ignored me.

I begged and managed to clear my bills and returned to Yenogoa and we never spoke again until he started calling back about six weeks ago and that was when i made up my mind to expose his shameless personality to Nigerians considering all he made me go through, and figuring that he has probably been getting away with such in the past. This time he pleaded profusely for what he did then said he wanted to get married as gay lovers. Again, he asked that i borrow money from my mum and come to Abuja. I had our phone conversation recorded and i forwarded it with this email to PorscheClassy Media for Publication”.

When Porsche Classy contacted Prince Nwabueze Igwe about the allegation, he was quick to deny it, claiming it must be the handwork of his political enemies. When told that there is recorded evidence on this case, he was also quick to say that he must have been cloned. In his words to reporters who spoke to him on phone, he said “My Brother, thank you for telling about this but please don’t believe them. Am sure they just want to run me down cause of my great work in the Federal Capital Territory, My brother i will never do such."

He pleaded with reporters that the story be ignored and not published but when told that publication would go ahead, Prince Nwabueze Igwe threatened to report the reporters to the Inspector General of Police and also take legal actions. 
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PHOTOS: Duncan Mighty Acquires N10m Mercedes Convertible

Highlife singer, Duncan Mighty shared a photo of his newly acquired 2012 Mercedes Benz E-Class convertible on Instagram.

The Port Harcourt 'first son' has he calls himself, even went ahead to use the name as his plate number.

No doubt he's balling and a new toy like that costs about N10m.

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PARTY TIME: P-Square Having Fun In Their N130 Million Luxurious Limo Truck (PHOTOS)

Music star, P-Square just ended their US/Canada Tour and as a way of celebrating had a blast with friends in their N130 Million Luxurious Limo Truck

The duo are headed next to the East African country of Ethiopia and also announced that their world tour will take them to the Caribbean, Europe and Asia and will climax with Dubai on the 26th of December.

These two know how to party hard and make their fans ask for more with Peter going wild during their concert in Canada by letting his female fans touch his 'Manhood' while performing on stage.
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WTF!! GAGA going totally NAK3D again publicly!!…pushing the boundaries.!!!??

”If I have séx, I will sing about it”, Gospel musician, Maheeda

Musician Maheeda has always been known for courting controversy. So when the singer,who is famous for her semi-nudé photos, suddenly proclaimed last year that she was born-again, the news was received with amusement and disbelief.

And it seems they were right to take her “conversion” with a pinch of salt. The star, who became a gospel musician when she reportedly converted, is not born again anymore.

She has reportedly returned to her old ways of posting pictures of herself, half-clad, on the internet.

One of her fans apparently caught wind of her “backsliding” when she made a less than Christian comment and he challenged her by asking on Twitter if it was true that she was into gospel music. And to this Maheeda reportedly responded:

“My music is based on life. If I have séx, I will sing about it.”

Well, there you have it.

Rita Dominic,Ini Edo,Miss Petite Nigeria ,Tiwa Savage,nominated for the 2013 Exquisite Lady of the Year Awards(Full List)

The nominees for the 5th edition of the Exquisite Lady of the Year Awards (ELOY) has been released.The annual event was created by Exquisite Magazine led by its publisher Tewa Onasanya.The awards show is scheduled to take place on Sunday 17th November 2013 at the Red Carpet Events Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos.
According to the ELOY Team, the criteria for the awards focus on the character of the individual, her ability, achievements and how her work impacts the Nigerian society, through direct and indirect leadership, service, commitment, achievement, integrity and character.
The 2013 Exquisite Lady of the Year Awards (ELOY) Categories:
Film Actress of the Year
Chioma Chukwuka-Akpotha (On Bended Knees)
Ini Edo (Weekend Getaway)
Damilola Adegbite (Flower Girl)
Kate Henshaw (The Assassin’s Practice)
Rita Dominic (The Meeting)
Tonto Dikeh (My Life, My Damage)
Linda Ejiofor (The Meeting)
Beverly Naya (Weekend Getaway)
Eku Edewor (Flower Girl)
Ireti Doyle (Torn)
Keira Hewatch (Murder at Prime Suites)
Jackie Appiah (Cheaters)

Fashion Designer of the Year



Vonne Couture
Elegante by Tiannah Stylling
Maki Oh
Revamp
Moofa
Ella & Gabby
Mademoiselle Aglaia

Female Movie Producer of the Year
Uduak Oguamanam (Desperate House Girl)
Uche Jombo Rodriguez (Lies Men Tell)
Michelle Bello (Flower Girl)
Rita Dominic and Mildred Okwo (The Meeting)
Emem Isong (Mrs Somebody)
Blessing Effiom Egbe (Lekki Wives)

Ladies In PR and Management
Bukky Kabiri-Whyte, The Bobby Taylor Company
Joy Isi Bewaji, PRofound
Ono Bello, PR Uno
Wunmi Bakare, World Business Public Relations
Oma Areh, WildFlower PR
Tayo Afolabi, World PR,
Bidemi Zakariyau, Le Style Fusion
Moriam Musa, Morsi PR
Bola Aduwo, Dream Flite PR
Serah Donald, Sarah Donald PR and Management

Female On Air Personality of the Year
Lolo, Wazobia
Uche, Top Radio
Temi, Cool FM
Khadijah, Top Radio
Omalicha, Rhythm FM
Titi Oyinsan, Inspiration FM
Maria Okanrende, Beat FM
Fade Ogunro, Beat FM
Joyce, Beat FM
Gloria, Inspiration FM
Toke Makinwa, Rhythm FM
Mercy, Cool FM
Tolu Adeleru-Balogun, Nigeria Info

      Promising  Female  Artiste
Pryse
Victoria Kimani
Chidinma
Seyi Shay
Emma Nyra
Temi Dollface
Lola Rae
Ms. Jaie
Ruby
Yemi Alade

Stylist of the Year
Toyin Lawani
Bola Animashaun
Zed Eye
Ezinne Chinkata
Yolande Okereke
Veronica Ebie-Odeka
Lucy Phil-Ebosie

Brand Ambassador of the Year
Tiwa Savage – Pepsi
Omawumi – Mortein
Kate Henshaw – Samsung
Waje – Glo
Toolz – SNAPP
Adora Oleh – SNAPP
Dolapo Oni – SNAPP
Yvonne Nelson – Zaron
Stephanie Linus – So Clean
Funke Akindele – Vitafoam
Beauty Brand
Zaron
Sleek
House of TARA
BM|Pro
Lise
MUD (Make-Up Designory)
Natures Gentle Touch
black|Up

TV Presenter of the Year
Dolapo Oni (Moments with Mo, Ebony Life TV)
Eku Edewor (53 Extra, Africa Magic)
Zainab Balogun (Ebony Life TV Now and The Spot, TVC)
Lamide (The Spot, TVC)
Layole Oyatogun (Page 3, STV)
Morayo Afolabi-Brown (Your View, TVC)
Yeni Kuti (Your View, TVC)
Helen Paul (Jara, M-Net Africa Magic)
Tope Mark-Odigie (Your View, TVC)
Ini Thompson (Travel Show, Channels)
Esther Ugbodaga (Business Morning Daily, Channels)
Olaide Alabi (Your View, TVC)
Sanzy Eke (Your View, TVC)
Labi Olayorin (Entertainment Splash, TVC)
Maupe Ogun (Sunrise Daily, Channels)
Temitope Fagbemi (The World Today, Channels)

Promising Female Blogger /Online Editor of the Year
Ladunliadi.blogspot.com
Olorisupergal.blogspot.com
Neks2u.blogspot.com
That1960chick.com
Styljunki.com
Onobello.com
Laizalounge.com
Thirdworldprofashional.com
misspetitenigeria.blogpsot.com

Make-up Artist of the Year
Joyce Jacob (Joyce Jacob Beauty)
Editi Udofot (Edee Beau)
Elaine Shobanjo (ShoMaya)
Dolapo Olafidiya (Pweety Perfect Makeovers)
Pamela Adigwe (Facesetters)
Ololade Fanimokun (Facetalk)
Mariam Obaz (Prettylooks)
Erica Arubayi (Labelle)
Female Friendly Company of the Year – To be chose by Exquisite
Food Manufacturing Company of the Year
Dangote Foods
Golden Penny
Indomie
Ayoola
Honeywell
Bua

Female Accessory Designer of the Year
Dot
Etta Rose
Mak Nisy
Obuke Accessories
Emi Sara
Mona Mathews
Zashadu
Ariaba
Madame Coquette
Tote
Joel Lani
Female Retailer of the Year
Mango
Max
WoolWorth
Mr Price

Household Goods Manufacturing Brand of the Year
Samsung
Scanfrost
LG
Panasonic
Haier Thermocool
Chigo
Chico`

Recognition Awards - To be decided by the ELOY Board
To vote, text “ELOY” followed by “Nominee” to 35070 or email “Nominee” to eloy@exquisitemag.com
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