Super Big Boys Magazine debuts

Going through the pages of the magazine, there were inspiring interviews, features pictorial representation of men who overcome barriers to achieve their goals. Lavonne Cele-Tawo, publisher of the magazine sheds more light on what should be expected in subsequent editions:  “Subsequent editions of this magazine will feature the life of these Super Big Boys. Their […]

Super Big Boys Magazine debuts
Super Big Boys Magazine debuts

Going through the pages of the magazine, there were inspiring interviews, features pictorial representation of men who overcome barriers to achieve their goals.

Lavonne Cele-Tawo, publisher of the magazine sheds more light on what should be expected in subsequent editions:  “Subsequent editions of this magazine will feature the life of these Super Big Boys. Their achievements and why they are being celebrated across the world and how the younger ones can assume the status themselves.”

Speaking about the magazine, Nollywood actor, Bob Manuel-Udokwu says, “Big boys can cut across every strata of the society. In the entertainment industry, there are big boys, in the business world, there are big boys and it is not restricted to those who drive big cars alone. It cuts across every strata of the society.  They are like the pillars in every industry.”

Similarly, some dignitaries were honoured for their contributions to the society by the sister magazine, Best Moments Magazine published by Ms Cele-Tawo .

Hajiya Biodun Yuguda, wife of the Bauchi State Governor obtained the Nation Builders award for bringing succour to the life of the disabled in Bauchi State and the country. Minister of Labour and Productivity Barrister Chukwuemeka Wogu bagged the Great Nationalist Award.

The Governor of Kaduna state, Mr Patrick Yakowa also got the Great Nationalist award while the wife of the Chief Security Officer to the President, Mrs Mary Gordon Ogbua was given the Nation Builders award.

Comedians like Stanley Precious and D-Two thrilled audience with their rib-cracking jokes while audience danced to the energetic music of the Mamuzee Twins.