The first lady of Cross River, Obioma Liyel-Imoke and the reigning Calabar Carnival Queen, Nancy Olive Aisagbonhi cover the July/August 2014 edition of TW (Today's Woman) magazine.
Cross River 1st Lady, Obioma Liyel-Imoke & Calabar Queen Cover TW's July/August Edition
Calabar 1st lady and her Calabar Carnival queen for TW
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The women who looked beautiful were all smiles in a co-ordinated black and silver look for the cover, with the Calabar queen donning her colourful crown. The first lady dished on her life as a first lady and more as she prepares for the completion of her (husband's) tenure.
Also featured is soul singer Praiz and a refreshing fashion editorial all the way from Budapest and more. The edition is out and available across newsstands nationwide.
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Cover Story: Hauwa R. Mukan
Photography: BIE Photography
Make-up: Zaron Cosmetics
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