Splendor ruled the 4th Pan African Music and Fashion runway as reality star, Alex Asogwa, a.k.a Alex unusual, made her debut showcasing cutting-edge designs by internationally renowned Ade Bakare and IRE Clothings by Kunle Afolayan.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Alex Unusual strutted down the runway alongside other models, showcasing designs also from Skentele by Etti, Big Ben Kilani, Steve Ray Couture and more at the annual event Organised by NMO Management & PR Limited in Lagos recently.
NAN also reports that the event had the Game Changer Africa Acknowledgement Award segment which was hosted by Wofai Samuel and presented by Ngozi Omambala, honors extraordinary individuals and creative pioneers.
The Game Changer Africa Award Recipients were Kunle Afolayan (Filmmaking) and Lanre Da Silva (Fashion).
A special Award was also presented to the Late Wale Aboderin who was represented by Angela Emuwa current Chairman Punch Newspapers Limited.
Omambala who is the Managing Director/CEO NMO Management & PR founder said the event was a true celebration of our rich African cultural heritage.
He said: “The Game Changer Africa Acknowledgement Award categories were expanded.
“The icing on the cake was to have all of these legendary icons present to personally receive their Awards.
“We are truly blessed and thankful for the welcome support and epic success of Pan African 4th annual Edition. We look forward to 2019.”
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