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  • Bolanle Okusanya-Feyita celebrates late dad

    Nigerians may just be about to witness the emergence of the youngest presidential aspirant in Osifo Stanley on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party.

    The Edo State-born businessman who many have been rumoured to be a mole in the party which he had vehemently denied said he is in the race just like any of the top contenders although overtures had been made to him to step down.

    The 42-year-old graduate of Lagos State University, LASU, paid the N12 million for the nomination form and he is optimistic that the youths will vote for him based on the not-too-young-to-run law.

    Osifo has promised to create wealth and eradicate poverty in Nigeria if elected president in the 2019 general elections.

  • Bolanle Okusanya Feyita moves to fill her father’s void

    For Bolanle Okunsanya-Feyita, the first child of the late boss of MIC, Tunji Okunsanya, life is gradually returning to normal. While it might take eternity to get over the pains of the loss of her father in a plane crash on October 3, 2013, Bolanle is embracing life again and making sure that her father’s legacy remains intact.

    On Wednesday, she launched an ultra modern funeral company and charity foundation in memory of her late father and brother, Tunji Okunsanya Senior and Tunji Okunsanya Junior. According to those who should know, it is the first of its kind in Nigeria.

    The dedication of the funeral company took place on Murtala Mohammed Way, opposite Railway Compound, Alagomeji, Lagos.

    It will be recalled that the late Tunji Okusanya and his son were among those who accompanied the corpse of former Ondo State governor, Chief Olusegun Agagu, from Lagos to Akure for state burial only for the Associated Airline plane to crash minutes after it took off from Lagos.

  • For Bolanle Okusanya- Feyita, mourning is over

    For Bolanle Okusanya- Feyita, mourning is over

    BOLANLE Okusanya-Feyita, a renowned make-up artist and the first daughter of the late MIC Royal Limited boss, Tunji Okusanya, may have gotten over the shock of her father’s death. The CEO of Makeuppro who had been quiet since the demise of her father was one of the key organisers of the recently held Makeup In Nigeria Conference.  After the death of her father, Bolanle proved critics wrong that apart from a male child, a well-nurtured female child can also make the parents proud as she has since assumed the leadership of MIC Royal Limited, her late father’s thriving business.

    Bolanle, the CEO of Makeuppro, used to be one of the top makeup artists in the country before she relocated to the UK a couple of years back after she got married. She is one of the lucky few who is making waves in the UK as her portfolio has been on the rise. She is an educator at Christine Blundell Academy and beauty editor at OK! Magazine Nigeria. She had worked at several leading brands including body shop, Elizabeth Arden, Lancaster, Clarins, Molton Brown, Nars and Mac, before she launched her own line, Makeuppro collection in 2005.

  • Bolanle Okusanya -Feyita takes charge

    Bolanle Okusanya -Feyita takes charge

    BOLANLE Okusanya Feyita, a renowned make-up artist, is the first daughter of the late MIC Royal Limited boss, Tunji Okusanya .Bolanle has proved critics wrong that apart from a male child, a well-nurtured female child can also make the parents proud. Since the demise of his father and the first son,Tunji jnr., groomed to take over the family business empire before death came calling.

    Bolanle, who has been away in the United Kingdom, has assumed the leadership of MIC Royal Limited. Bolanle, the CEO of Makeuppro, used to be one of the top makeup artists in the country before she relocated to the UK couple of years back after she got married. She is one of the lucky few who are making waves in the UK as her portfolio has been on the rise. She is an educator at Christine Blundell Academy and Beauty editor at OK! Magazine, Nigeria. She had worked at several leading brands including body shop, Elizabeth Arden, Lancaster, Clarins, Molton Brown, Nars and Mac, before she launched her own line, Makeup Pro collection in 2005.