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Wow Magazine - Vol 6 No2

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In this issue

We introduce you to Uche Jombo and her stunning son’s first ever viewing, and it can only be from Wow magazine. We are all about celebrating beautiful women joggling family and a highly successful career. Uche takes us through her labour journey and the beauty of seeing Matthew in her arms the first time. It is a definite must read.
Then we take you to our fashion. This season, we decided to give you a bit more menswear than we usually do - because we do have alot of male readers as well. With editorials from Italy to Nigeria, our spreads celebrate a fresh new generation in men’s fashion and art and a new Nigeria.

Wow Magazine Description:

Publisher: Wow-Media-Concepts-Ltd

Category: Fashion

Language: English

Frequency: Quarterly

WOW is a fashion/lifestyle magazine conceived as a resource material for relaxation, information, education and mini-work material for the active Nigerian. The basic concept of the magazine is primarily to showcase the essence and vibrant energy of Nigerians to the entire world. It explores our values, achievements, expectations, fears and the various options available to us in our drive for self-actualization, through celebrity interviews, entertainment, fashion and beauty, lifestyle and lots more; thus promoting the witty and confident side of our celebrities. Nigerians who have achieved recognition or satisfaction in diverse fields are encouraged to share their experiences as a way of motivating others.