The Exquisite Lady of the Year Awards (ELOY) focuses on recognizing women in mostly the fashion, media and entertainment industries who display strong character, ability, achievements, and service through their work in making Nigeria a better place. The award sponsored by Bailey’s and co-hosted by former Ladybrille contributor Maria Okanrende, was held this past November and below are some of the red carpet pictures and full winners list.
Enjoy.
Female Movie Producer of the Year: Rita Dominic and Mildred Okwo (The Meeting)
Film Actress of the Year: Tonto Dikeh
Female Promising Artiste: Pryse
Stylist of the Year: Toyin Lawani of TiannahStyling
Brand Ambassador of the Year: Dolapo Oni – SNAPP
TV Presenter of the Year: Zainab Balogun
Make-up Artist of the Year: Joyce Jacobs of Joyce Jacobs Beauty
Fashion Designer of the Year: Olayinka Fashola of Moofa
Promising Female Blogger/Online Editor of the Year: Adaku Ufere of Thirdworldprofashional.com
ELOY recognition award for your role in Human Rights Protection in Nigeria: Dr Joe Okei-Odumakin
Food Manufacturing Company of the Year (As Voted for by Women): Dangote Foods
Female Accessory Designer of the Year: Haowa Bello of Madam Coquette
Female Cloth Retailer of the Year: Mango
Household Goods Manufacturing Brand of the Year (As Voted for by Women): Samsung
Ladies In PR and Management: Serah Donald, Sarah Donald PR & Management
Female On Air Personality of the Year: Tolu Adeleru-Balogun of Nigeria Info
Beauty Brand: Zaron
ELOY recognition Award in association with UBA for Entrepreneur role in the Agricultural Sector: Cynthia Mosunmola Umoru, Pretty Miss Farmer
ELOY recognition award for role in Business and Banking in Nigeria: Adeola Azeez
Most Female Friendly Company of the Year: Central Bank of Nigeria
Photocredit: Baileys
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