Letters From you to us.
Enjoyed reading the last Issue
The MI issue was a blast compare to previous issues but I want exquisite to improve on more articles, things to read and substance about life issues. Also I want you to use more Nigerian pictures and less foreign pictures but in all, the print is excellent.
Funmi Omojowolo.
Nice Work, But…
Your interviewers; who are they, what are their impact to their society, what particularly have they done to themselves or society, excuse me here- please interview people who have contributed to the society, they do not have to be popular but role models in their small world. E.g. who is Titilayo Lawal; the interview does not reveal anything worth emulating. The funny thing here is her interview was the first in the magazine; please let such interviews be inside pages and not on bold pages.
Please always use “chics” for your models, no matter the subject, your models reflect the quality of the magazine and how the editorial crews are viewed. “Of the essence column” where did u pick those girls in red—- at the garage or on Goriola Street in Ajegunle!
Please avoid copy and paste, use words that are familiar with our environment. On the Awareness column where you talked of thrush, the last paragraph, do you think an average Nigerian understands those words you use.
Please use Nigerians as models always-”exquisite family” and “Relationships” those models are of course western, who are your audience, I suppose Nigerians.
Please keep up the good work, I will always be a fan- I love your brand and name.
Mrs. Joy Ayodele-Tanimojo
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Interested In the Fashion Pages
I want you to expand on women fashion and also celebrate your subscribers more on the fashion pages of the magazine.
I am glad to be associated with the brand.
Okonkwo Vera.
