African fashion and styles can’t bow out of trends- Fatima Isa, Face of Fashion Africa, Tourism 2018.

‘Everything I wear must have a touch of Africa’

"I'm an epitome of African beauty"

She is popularly known as Asirka in Kannywood (Hausa Film Industry) due to a striking role she played in one of the Hausa movies she stirred in. But her real name is Fatima Danladi Isa. She is the Face of Fashion Africa, Tourism 2018. This black beauty loves African culture with a passion and she portrays it in her style.  She started acting immediately after bagging a diploma in Social Work from Ramat Polytechnic, Maiduguri, Borno State.  

 And having lost her parents at a tender age, she was raised by her granny who was also an epitome of beauty and a great lover of African cultures. That was where her love for African mode of dressing and lifestyle originated. She talks about fashion, her itinerary as the Face of Fashion Africa Tourism 2018 and her acting career.

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2018 Face Of Fashion Africa Queen Christina Uyai Edem gets ready to PROJECT HOPE to the hopeless

PROJECT HOPE gets ready to show love

Face Of Fashion Africa 2018, Queen Christina Uyai Edem can’t stand the suffering of the hopeless and the down-trodden in our society. Hence she is now ready to put smiles on the faces of children, youths, teenagers and even women who have been looking for shoulders to lean on. “I guess this is the time to restore hope to the very hopeless in our society. The PROJECT HOPE is kicking off with a visit to three orphanage homes in Abuja on the 29^th, 30^th and 31^st of this month (August). 

Christina Edem, 2018 Face Of Fashion Africa bags Say No To Drug Abuse certificate

The Say No To Drug Abuse which took place in Abuja just recently came to a conclusion  with a lecture and workshop. Christina Edem, the 2018 Face Of Fashion Africa aside from participating in the 20 kilometer walk also attended the lecture and workshop that has to do with same issue. Those who attended the lecture and workshop were issued with  certificates. Below are pictures of the event. Enjoy!

Attention beauty queens: Make good use of your platforms- Christina Edem, Miss 2018 Face Of Fashion Africa

'No beauty queen should idle away her time'

Face Of Fashion Africa 2018

One very beauty queen who is not happy with the way some beauty queens just fold their arms doing nothing while their tenure tick away is Queen Christina Edem, the Miss 2018 Face Of Fashion Africa. “I wonder why a beauty queen shouldn’t do anything to reach out to humanity using her platform. There is a whole lot to be done in our society for crying out loud. This is unfair! And they usually promise to do heaven on earth immediately they are crowned. You hear most of them promising to touch lives and reaching out to the down trodden. But it is funny when their tenure starts, they throw their promises away,” she fumed.

Why women prefer male make-up artists-Porsche, a make-up artist cum masseur

‘Female clients enjoy a guy’s touch, it’s more gentle’

He is one interesting personality you would love to meet. With him, there is no dull moment and guess what? He loves his job with a passion and he is always prepared to give ultimate satisfaction to his clients. Little wonder celebrities prefer to have him work on them. He is a seasoned make-up artist who knows his onions. “I have done make-up for the former Big Brother housemates 2018 namely Cee-Cee, Alex and Anto,” he enthused.

His Background?

He was born on the 6^th of October. Did you ask what year? Let’s leave that for him as his little secret. Bearing in mind that any guy he tells his age just at a snap of his finger can spill all secret not giving a hoot whose ox is gored

 He has two siblings (his two brothers) and he happens to be the second one. Welcome to the beautiful world of Kenechukwu Emma Obi fondly known as Porsche. In this interview with adanneamos.blogspot.com the dude talks about his lifestyle and his undying passion for his job. He also reveals why most women prefer male make-up artists to their female counterparts.

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Make-up artistry has taught me to love myself the more- Sophie Keyen Wapi, Make-up Artist

‘At first, make-up for me was to make myself appealing and cover my dark skin’

No one takes care of dark skin/complexion more than Sophie Keyen Wapi, the modest but quietly accomplished CEO of SophieKeys. Incredibly creative with colours and focused in the art of eyebrows and fixing of false lashes, tying of headgear (Gele) to mention but a few, Sophie has steadily built her brand and driven it to such an impressive pedestal that could ordinarily have taken some other brands several years to achieve. Though she is a graduate of Mass Communication from University of Jos, but her sizzling passion for make-up and  childhood dream  for colours  made her took a plunge into make-up artistry. In this interview, with adanneamos.blogspot.com the SophieKeys boss shares what makes her tick and unveils some make-up blunders today’s women are ignorantly committing.

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Sophie can we step into your jolly world?

Sure why not? You are welcome on board! In my world, you will meet one amiable lady whose name is Sophie Keyen Wapi. A  BSc holder of Mass Communication, a university of Jos alumnus currently based in Jos, thank you!