Vogue: Di African women wey shine for September edition of di magazine cover
Some ogbonge African women don feature for di cover of di September issue of British Vogue magazine.
Di Duchess of Sussex, Meghan wey be di guest editor of di magazine focus on women wey dey "break barriers". Meghan no put her foto for di cover because she say e go be like say she dey show herself According to Buckingham Palace, di edition wey dem title Forces For Change, torchlight ogbonge change makers, wey dey united by dia lack of fear on top breaking barriers. Four out of di 15 women wey make di cover na from Africa. Meghan dey hope say dis edition of di magazine go ginger readers as e dey ginger her. Who be di four? Adichie na ogbonge feminist from Nigeria Di 41-year-old Nigerian writer dey always voice out about politics, race and feminism. Her books Purple Hibiscus, Half of a Yellow Sun, Americanah and odas don win plenti awards Akech dey work wit di United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Di 19-year-old South Sudanese model na former child refugee wey japa go Australia wit her family. She be di second ever black model wey bin close di Chanel haute couture show for 2018. She dey work wit di United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Di model bin don call on sanitary products to become free for school pikin dem Di 27-year-old model wey her papa na from Ghana while her mama na from England, na mental health campaigner. Aboah dey campaign for sanitary products and school food to become free for school pikin dem Boxer Ramla Ali dey hope to contest for di Tokyo Olympics Di Somali boxer wey no know how many years she be, land for UK as refugee. She dey train herself to represent Somalia for di 2020 Olympics and she dey also teach self-defence to group of Muslim women