Allure Magazine
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Women Activism through the years
Words By- Josephine Agbonkhese Somehow, when women intervene in any process, they add not only colour but stir emotions which, in turn, trigger results. A classic ... -
Allure Cover: Osai Ojigho – Human Rights Protector
By Josephine Agbonkhese Osai Ojigho perfectly personifies ingenuity. The Country Director, Amnesty International Nigeria, Ojigho is a human rights advocate, gender equality expert, governance specialist ... -
Nigeria @ 60….. What Impact On The Youth?
By Yemisi SuleimanAs Nigeria gets ready to celebrates 60 years of Independence on Wednesday, October 1, Allure spoke with personalities from different sectors of the economy ... -
Allure Cover: Victoria Nkong – Super Talent Promoter
Words By -Yemisi Suleiman Victoria Nkong is a Public Relations Strategist, an Entertainment Consultant, Talent Manager, and the Chief Executive Officer of Qtaby Events, an entertainment ... -
Allure Cover: Seyi Shay – Is A Big Girl!
By Latasha Ngwube The last time I interviewed Seyi Shay was in 2013. This is now the year 2020 and understandably, she’s grown. I chuckle as ... -
How Retired Admiral James Oluwole Is fulfilling His Dreams In The Construction Industry
One of the greatest fears of those in paid employment till date is how to get themselves sustained financially, especially when it has to do with ... -
COVID-19: Dwindling Fortunes Of Luxury Goods
By Emmanuel Akpoborie In many quarters, coronavirus has been described as the game changer. In the sea of this virus, to stay afloat, you need to ... -
Dare Art-Alade: Reinvented
By Linda Orajekwe Dare Art Alade, professionally known as Darey is a multiple award-winning and multi-platinum Afro-Soul/R&B singer, musician, songwriter, music producer, and entrepreneur. Since gaining ... -
Allure Cover: Elizabeth Jack-Rich Tein – Passion for Humanity
Words By- Josephine Agbonkhese Ever heard of anyone that establishes a company simply for want of adequate fund for her humanitarian agenda? That’s Dr Elizabeth Jack-Rich ... -
This is Oddbod and the City – My Lagos Adventure
Nothing signifies the end of the summer holidays better than my inbox packed full of messages from school. Usually I welcome it all—one looks forward to ...
