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This edition exposes certain realities in the society with regards to the acceptance of gender equality, in the topic, ‘True Women Liberation Cannot Coexist With Organized Religion’. It is refreshing to have content that can spark conversations and, cover topics rarely spoken about. This edition also saw Urban Woman Magazine delving into the lives of business women in Makoko, a community in Lagos, Nigeria, built on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, showing the world how these women build businesses and sustain their families even in a community built on water.

Urban Woman Magazine Description:

Urban Woman Magazine is a Nigerian magazine birthed in 2017, which aims at telling stories about the African Woman. We are showcasing the African woman, her beauty, fashion and lifestyle, challenges and successes to the world. We are also interested in speaking out against societal ills, and most importantly, we are causing a shift from old beliefs and ideologies and preaching an acceptance of new lights in which our women ought to be seen.

With a mainly female audience, spanning the ages of 25 – 60, we are gradually becoming the number one voice for women in Africa. Our 48-paged issue is released every quarter and address issues affecting women in the African society.

The Editor In Chief is Blessing Iyamadiken, a true Urban Woman. She is a young passionate and intrinsically driven woman who wants to cause a change in the life of the African Woman and, this she does in different capacities in which she finds herself.