Allure 09 November 2014

November 9, 2014

SUSAN FAJANA-THOMAS- On Politics In Britain

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How to be Red Carpet Saavy

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How To Be Red Carpet Savvy

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Susan Fajana-Thomas is a Nigerian living in a utopian society. She is the former Mayor of of the London Borough of Hackney. For one who got to England in her adult years, she has done remarkably well, another shining example of Nigerians doing wonderfully well in the Diaspora.

She embodies two things: that Nigerian women make better politicians and politics in Nigeria is largely stomach-inspired and driven. Susan speaks of representing her constituency in the UK as an honour; a heart for service and a matter of trust. In Nigeria, the only time we – the electorates – matter is at the polls. After elections, service, trust, et al disappears from the political lexicon.

Susan, in this interview with Yemisi Suleiman, who spent time with her during a recent trip to

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WEEKLY FAB LIST!!!Looking for the latest trends to transition into!hopefully our weekly fab list will help you decide the major trends to keep you loking fab all day and all week.

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A little 70s groove is good for the soul, especially when it comes in the form of a luxe hide.

Designers have the blues for this season if the colours coming down the runways are any indication. From icy shades to teal and turquoise, fans of the hue will have nearly every saturation possible.

Lately, runways and red carpets have felt like competitions to show off the most skin in the most creative way. This season, the runways took a tangent. With a resurgence of bandeau tops in their collections, designers are drawing attention to the chest, not by exposing it, but by covering it up. Whether peeking out from under a sheer blouse or pulled over a blazer for an unexpected layer, the bandeau tops were eye-catching in a way that felt a little more fresh than the now ubiquitous crop top.

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accessories,like never before. Autumn/Winter collection saw Moschino Creative Director, Jeremy Scott, showcase the

on eBay.co.uk with over 50 types of fast food phone cases

also created show-stopping silk dresses with prints taken from beloved food products including: Fruit Loops cereal, Hershey chocolate and Cheetos chips.

collection for Mulberry hit the boutiques and whilst we may be dreaming of owning one, it is very unlikely it is going to happen.The model-of-the-moment has created a line of bags, featuring beautiful backpacks that are stylish and practical too.

Luxe details like gold metal lion heads and quilted leather ensure their designer status, but we have to admit we have seen some must-have backpacks on the high street too.Backpacks work perfectly for sporty style, but sleek leather designs work perfectly with a more tailored look too.

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about?Most people feel that we should forget about the

Chibok girls and that there are other issues that are more important than the Chibok girls. So, what we do with the anniversary, is to remind people to remind the world generally and, most importantly, remind the government of Nigeria that they need to do more; something needs to happen. It is all about putting pressure and remembering the girls.

There have been meetings with the government. We have Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala who is the Co-coordinator, Safe School Initiative, who was here last month to give us feedback. The meeting was organized by Gordon Brown, the Prime Minister, and it was chaired by the Speaker of

what is happening, the stages the Nigerian government have gone through, the stages of their engagement, and their rescue efforts. That happened about a month ago.

That is why we have the anniversary. For some reason, I think that, like many other African countries, the Nigerian government does not think that they are


REPORTAGE

SUSAN FAJANA-THOMASREPORTAGE

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Nigerian-born British, Susan Fajana-Thomas is a former Mayor of the London Borough of Hackney or Speaker as they call it in their

unique local parlance. Serving during the 2011/12 year, Councillor Fajana-Thomas has lived in Hackney for over 20 years. The former Mayor didn’t start out wanting to run for political office. An alumnus of Obafemi Awolowo University, she began her career in Nigeria as a public relations consultant and a former Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) broadcast journalist. Soon after she relocated to the United Kingdom, she realized the impact public policy would have in the real world. Her determination to make a difference and to better peoples’ lives, drove her to seek elective office.

A strong member of the Labour Party for twenty years, Susan started her political involvement as a socio-political campaigner on housing, refugees and asylum seekers’ issues two decades ago in London. Her campaign issues and works received national recognition and, today, she serves with pride on the board of four charitable organisations. They are Board of Directors, Hackney Homes; Board of Directors, Industrial Dwelling Society; and, Board of

Directors, Finsbury Park Trust. She also sits on the Board of London Housing Consortium.

Apart from being the Labour Party councillor in Stoke Newington, Susan is an accomplished community engagement communicator, a business and personal image consultant, an effective politician, a mentor and an advocate for social justice.

Susan currently manages the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) community engagement in Islington. Her role she says, is to ensure community engagement, public participation and local governance on matters relating to the police, police accountability, and community safety. As a social activist, she is currently championing the campaign for the release of the abducted Chibok school girls, with a monthly anniversary to remember the girls.

Sitting with Susan in her modestly furnished office at Seven Sisters Street, Finsbury Park, London, the amiable lady, who recently made history as the first Black woman to become Chair of her constituency, opens up first on the Chibok girls, the way forward, and her life in politics.

here in the UK though it is unlikely for such a thing to happen in the UK – there would be an information website where people can get information and updates. But this is not happening with the Nigerian government.

It is only when you ask them for information that they release information. Until now, there have been nothing said about the rescue mission. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said that the government knew where the girls are. They

Nigerian government to use force to rescue them because of fear of casualty.

I agree with her on that basis because, Boko Haram, being a terrible terrorist group, might just kill the girls if they

At the beginning, I was supporting the Nigerian

Haram but it has got to a stage where the Nigerian government needs to change the language.

We have waited a month, two months, three months

even want to imagine it. These are girls that do not have

the capability to defend themselves. It has come to the stage that the government should negotiate with Boko Haram; release their prisoners. That is what I think.

We cannot have this stand still forever. It is apparent that Boko Haram is not going to back down. It is apparent with the evidence of how Boko Haram is being sponsored within the Nigerian hierarchy, within the political leaders. So, they do get to know what the Nigerian government is planning.

I think the best thing to do, at this moment, is to say:

all we want to do is to get these girls out. It is as simple as that. They need to go back to the table.

girls?As long as it takes. I have been a social political

campaigner for over 20 years so, campaigning or getting people to rally, demonstrate and remind the government that something needs to be done concerning the girls is not something that I will do and get fed up with. I just want to

By Yemisi Suleiman

about?Most people feel that we should forget about the

Chibok girls and that there are other issues that are more important than the Chibok girls. So, what we do with the anniversary, is to remind people to remind the world generally and, most importantly, remind the government of Nigeria that they need to do more; something needs to happen. It is all about putting pressure and remembering the girls.

There have been meetings with the government. We have Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala who is the Co-coordinator, Safe School Initiative, who was here last month to give us feedback. The meeting was organized by Gordon Brown, the Prime Minister, and it was chaired by the Speaker of

what is happening, the stages the Nigerian government have gone through, the stages of their engagement, and their rescue efforts. That happened about a month ago.

That is why we have the anniversary. For some reason, I think that, like many other African countries, the Nigerian government does not think that they are


REPORTAGE

SUSAN FAJANA-THOMASREPORTAGE

/ November 9, 20148

Nigerian-born British, Susan Fajana-Thomas is a former Mayor of the London Borough of Hackney or Speaker as they call it in their

unique local parlance. Serving during the 2011/12 year, Councillor Fajana-Thomas has lived in Hackney for over 20 years. The former Mayor didn’t start out wanting to run for political office. An alumnus of Obafemi Awolowo University, she began her career in Nigeria as a public relations consultant and a former Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) broadcast journalist. Soon after she relocated to the United Kingdom, she realized the impact public policy would have in the real world. Her determination to make a difference and to better peoples’ lives, drove her to seek elective office.

A strong member of the Labour Party for twenty years, Susan started her political involvement as a socio-political campaigner on housing, refugees and asylum seekers’ issues two decades ago in London. Her campaign issues and works received national recognition and, today, she serves with pride on the board of four charitable organisations. They are Board of Directors, Hackney Homes; Board of Directors, Industrial Dwelling Society; and, Board of

Directors, Finsbury Park Trust. She also sits on the Board of London Housing Consortium.

Apart from being the Labour Party councillor in Stoke Newington, Susan is an accomplished community engagement communicator, a business and personal image consultant, an effective politician, a mentor and an advocate for social justice.

Susan currently manages the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) community engagement in Islington. Her role she says, is to ensure community engagement, public participation and local governance on matters relating to the police, police accountability, and community safety. As a social activist, she is currently championing the campaign for the release of the abducted Chibok school girls, with a monthly anniversary to remember the girls.

Sitting with Susan in her modestly furnished office at Seven Sisters Street, Finsbury Park, London, the amiable lady, who recently made history as the first Black woman to become Chair of her constituency, opens up first on the Chibok girls, the way forward, and her life in politics.

here in the UK though it is unlikely for such a thing to happen in the UK – there would be an information website where people can get information and updates. But this is not happening with the Nigerian government.

It is only when you ask them for information that they release information. Until now, there have been nothing said about the rescue mission. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said that the government knew where the girls are. They

Nigerian government to use force to rescue them because of fear of casualty.

I agree with her on that basis because, Boko Haram, being a terrible terrorist group, might just kill the girls if they

At the beginning, I was supporting the Nigerian

Haram but it has got to a stage where the Nigerian government needs to change the language.

We have waited a month, two months, three months

even want to imagine it. These are girls that do not have

the capability to defend themselves. It has come to the stage that the government should negotiate with Boko Haram; release their prisoners. That is what I think.

We cannot have this stand still forever. It is apparent that Boko Haram is not going to back down. It is apparent with the evidence of how Boko Haram is being sponsored within the Nigerian hierarchy, within the political leaders. So, they do get to know what the Nigerian government is planning.

I think the best thing to do, at this moment, is to say:

all we want to do is to get these girls out. It is as simple as that. They need to go back to the table.

girls?As long as it takes. I have been a social political

campaigner for over 20 years so, campaigning or getting people to rally, demonstrate and remind the government that something needs to be done concerning the girls is not something that I will do and get fed up with. I just want to

By Yemisi Suleiman

REPORTAGE

When you respect other people, they respect you

back. There is a saying that

when you try to other people’s garden, your

life becomes a bouquet.

How did you get into politics?

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Glittering shoes, a beautiful ball gown, expensive jewelery and lavish long hair, this is the dream of every style diva on the red carpet; that moment when you are the centre of attention. We all dream of that moment when we would have the princess appeal, with the all the attention on you. Here are a few tips on how to get the princess look.

HAIR, HAIR AND MORE HAIRIts customary to wear your hair up for evening

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the shoes you rock on

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Do you love thirst quenching, fresh and crunchy cucumbers? If you have a liking for cucumbers, add them to your diets. They are remarkably low in calories and are a high source of vitamin C that keeps your skin glowing and healthy.

Do you know that cucumbers also have 95% water content? Therefore, cucumbers not only serve as your favourite salad but also provide a secret diet recipe for slimming. It is an effective and healthy way to detoxify your body from deep

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Procter & Gamble – the world’s leading fabric care company has discovered how human psychology and cognitive behavioural analysis are helping to

fuel its product innovation.

P&G Fabric Care will show how its 3-step fibre science approach has influenced its new products at the P&G Future Fabrics event taking place November 12-14, in Berlin, Germany. Now in its second year, the P&G Future Fabrics event will focus on the theme of Fabric of the Senses – the desire to experience fabric and fashion in multi-sensory dimensions.

Guests will explore the revolutionary new approach to fabric care innovation that is inspired and informed by the cognitive science of human multi-sensory perception.P&G Fabric Care, whose global brands include Ariel, Tide, Dash, Downy and Lenor, is applying cognitive science to understand why people fall out of love with their wardrobe, leading to many only using 20 per cent of their wardrobe, 80 per cent of the time.

The company revealed that the latest research showed that people are affected by multi-sensory influences even more than they realized and, at some point, they stopped wearing clothes because they lost the multi-sensorial properties that originally drew them in – their specific look, feel and handle.

The link between the senses and fashion choices isn’t new but what is, is the explosion of sensorial fabrics seen on catwalks and in mainstream fashion retailers. As sensorial fabrics become an even bigger part of consumers’ wardrobes, P&G said it has identified a need to respond; taking its 3-step fibre science approach – to clean, protect and enhance the clothes that people love – and applying it to benefit the multi-sensorial fabric properties that influence

people’s relationship with their clothes.

The P&G VisionVice President of P&G Fabric Care Europe, Robert van Pappelendam comments:“It is P&G Fabric Care’s belief that people are increasingly looking to the clothing industry, as well as fabric care experts, to make fashion more accessible and easier to clean and care for. This is why we’ve been working with fashion designer, Giles Deacon, and respected fabric trends forecaster, Première Vision, to forge a link between fabric care and fashion so we can develop products that respond to macro trends in the fashion and fabric industry. At the same time, we’ve also been working with the leading cognitive science professor, Dr Lawrence Rosenblum, to better understand how people’s perception and relationship with their clothes is unconsciously influenced by the multi-sensory properties of fabrics. This knowledge is at the very heart of our latest innovations to help us reinvigorate and lengthen the relationship consumers can have with their favourite garments.” Dr. Lawrence Rosenblum, cognitive psychologist in his comments said: “Fabrics can evoke a range of sensations and perceptions affecting our memories, mood and even self-esteem. Human perception not only plays a part in

the clothing we choose to buy, but if we still select it from our wardrobe twelve months on, we may change how we feel towards the fabric due to multi-sensorial influences. It’s fascinating to be involved in P&G Fabric Care’s response to this challenge.”

Giles Deacon, P&G Fabric Care global fashion consultant said: “For me, designing clothes is not simply about creating an impact on a catwalk; I want my designs to be clothes that people love, feel good wearing and also last, which is why the 3-Step fibre science innovation led by P&G is so important. Knowing that fabrics can receive the quality of care they need to keep their shape, colour and texture is critical. P&G’s constant innovations in fabric care inspired my first ever machine washable designs amongst my AW14 London Fashion Week collection and the exclusive range I’ve created for Ariel and Lenor that will be unveiled this November.”

ABOUT THE TEAM

Giles Deacon is a celebrated fashion designer renowned the world over for his playful, show-stopping designs.

Dr. Lawrence Rosenblum is an award winning professor of Psychology at the University of California, Riverside. He is the author of the book ‘See What I’m Saying: The Extraordinary Powers of Our Five Senses’. His research has been published widely in scientific journals and have been featured in ‘Scientific American’, ‘The Economist’, and ‘The New York Times’.

About Première VisionPremière Vision S.A. is a leading French company that has been organizing textile and fashion trade fairs since 1973.

Dr Lawrence Rosenblum

Giles DeaconRobert Van Pappelendam

P&G HOSTS FUTURE FABRIC EVENT IN GERMANY: TO FEATURE FINDINGS ON COGNITIVE SCIENCE & FABRIC CARE

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Cresent University Honors Erelu Abiola Dosunmu

PROF HASSAN OKELEYE,VC PRESENTING AWARD OF HONORS TO HRH ERELU ABIOLA DOSUNMU

It all started five years ago with some committed photographers. Today, it has broken boundaries and is now a catalyst for social change, the LagosPhoto Festival, which is the first international art festival of photography in the country, opened last week at the Eko Hotel & Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.

This year’s festival, which will run till November 26, featured 40 photographers from 21 countries across Africa, Europe and America. The month-long programme featured exhibitions, workshops, artists’ presentations, discussions, screenings, and large- scale outdoor installa-tions in congested public spaces in Lagos.

LagosPhoto aims at providing a platform for the development and ed-ucation on contemporary photography in Africa by establishing mentor-ship and cross-cultural collaborations with local and international artists.

This year’s theme, Staging Reality, Documenting Fiction, examines contemporary photographers working in Africa, who negotiate the boundaries and relationships between photography, beliefs, and truths. Incorporating conceptual and performative strategies that expand tradi-tional photographic practice, many contemporary artists working on the continent move beyond the confines of the photojournalistic gaze.

Through numerous collaborations, LagosPhoto continues to provide a platform for the improvement and progression of professional and emerging photographic talent in a comprehensive public programming initiative that includes workshops, artist presentations, and portfolio reviews facilitated by prominent local and international photographers.

The Crescent University, last weekend in Abeokuta held its 6th Convocation and Awards of First Degrees. HRH Erelu Abiola Dosunmu was one of the Honorees.

She was honored with the Doctor of Science (DSc) Bussness Administration (Honoris Causa) of the University, for her contribution in the areas of Culture and Business.

She was described as cultural and Business Icon, distinguished and illustrious leader, gifted manager of human capital and business resources, magnificent philanthropist and diplomat, and a beautiful jewel of inestimable value of fashion and design in Nigeria.

The event was well attended by distinguished personalities.

PEOPLE“ONE PARTY AT A TIME!”

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HRH ERELU ABIOLA DOSUNMU AN HONOREE AND HRM OBA DR ADEGBOYEGA

OBA ADESOJI MEFOWORADE,OBA ADEBOLU FATUN-MISE, AND OBA ADEKUNLE ADEBOWALE

OBA ADEKUNLE ADEBOWALE, MRS KEMI OLOYEDE AND MRS TEJU BAKRE

LAWAL HASSAN GUMMI,EMIR OF GUMMI AND HRH ERELU ABIOLA DOSUNMU

HRH OBA DOKUN THOMPSON, OLONI OF ETI-ONI OSUN STATE AND MRS ROSE CLARKE RONKE DOSUNMU AND SIMI AWONIYI

ADEMIDE AND RONKE DOSUNMUERELU ABIOLA DOSUNMU FLANKED BY ALHAJA OLAITAN AJIBOLA AND MRS OLAYINKA ABIOLA

JUSTICE LAWAL HASSAN GUMMI, EMIR OF GUMMI AND HRH ERELU ABIOLA DOSUNMU BOTH HONOR-EES AND OTHERS DURING THE PROCESSION AT THE OCCASION

JADE LADEJOBI-DUROTOYE AND MODUPEOLA DURU

Lagos Photo Foundation Celebrates

BABATUNDE OYEDO-TUN AND TITILAYO ADEWUNMI

IYABO AKINDELE & SIMI SHONIBAREMARIE AND NCHE

TITILOPEADEOYE

IFEOMA FAFUNWA

AISHA AUGIE-KUTA

HAWA MUKAN

CECILE DE COMARMOND AND DIBORAH WILTIZER

MUNIKAN MUKAN AND TOBI OGUNPEHIN

TAIZIR AJALA AND THOMAS OGUN-DIRAN

AZU NWAG-BOGU

The 4th annual business summit of Association of Community Pharmacist of Nigeria ( ACPN) Eti-Osa zone, held recently at the Civic centre, Victoria Island Lagos.The business summit was an avenue to discuss current trend in community pharmacy, challenges as well as proffer solutions, it is also a platform to proffer solutions to the challenges and encourage networking among practitioners. Below are pictures of eminent pharmacist that graced the event.

The 4th Annual Summit Of Association Of Community Pharmacist

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PEOPLE“ONE PARTY AT A TIME!”

Stories by Oscar Ochiogu

The families of Patrick Doyle and Chief Sodienye Allison became one on Sunday, 26th October,2014 as their children, Kaka Aderemi Doyle and Fred Boma Allison were joined together according to Itsekiri native law & custom. The event took place at Orchid Hotel, Lekki, Lagos.The occasion was graced by, Family, friends and well-wishers.

Patrick Doyle’s Daughter, Kaka weds Fred Boma Allison

ELIJAH MOHAMMED

BARR OTI EDUKUGHO WITH PRINCE YEMI EMIKO

KAKA ADEREMI DOYLE AND FRED BOMA ALLISON

CHIEF G SODIENYE ALLISON , MR HENRY EGBE RECIEVING THE COUPLE MR AND MRS

MR AND MRS PATRICK DOYLE

MRS MARY A EGBE , MRS ALERO EDU AND MRS EGBE IKIMI

MAIDEN ALEX-IBRU AND CHIEF AND MRS. TOKUNBOH THOMAS

IBIM HAILSHAM AND TANDA HAILSHAM FELIX ESISI, TEMISAN GRANT AND KOFI KARTEY

HRM AND QUEEN EBITIMI BANIGOKELLY ARAWARE,CHRIS UWAJE AND KARIN UWAJE

CHINYERE OKORO NIKE ADENUGA

ADEMOLA AND NDUKA UMA -NDUKWE

OLUMIDE AKINTAYO

OWOLABI SHITTA ROSE ONUGUMOYOSORE ADEJUMOMOHAMMED BUDAIYABO CLEMENT FUNMI

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