“Following Their Passion!” 9ice, OC Ukeje, Isi Atagamen, Linda Ejiofor & Ifan Michael cover Exquisite Magazine’s New Issue

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The new issue of Exquisite Magazine has some familiar and some rising stars on the cover, all chasing their dreams.
From musician turned politican 9ice, to designer Isi Atagamen, actor OC Ukeje,actress Linda Ejiofor and stylist Ifan Michael, talking about the business of following your passion and becoming a success despite challenges.
This issue features style a Q & A with Stephanie Coker and fashion best buys, including hottest bags under N50,000, the top 10 steps to set and achieving your goals and more.
The issue goes on sale on Friday, 26th September 2014.
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Here are some photos from the shoot styled by one of the cover stars, Ifan.
Oc Ukeje
OC Ukeje
Linda Ejiofor
Linda Ejiofor
9ice
9ice
Isi Atagamen
Isi Atagamen
Ifan Michael
Ifan Michael
Credits
Photography: Moussa Moussa
Styling: Ifan Ifeanyin Michael
Makeup: Iferi Beauty
Hair: La Crème
Wardrobe: Mc Meka, House of Nwocha, IAF Label

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