High Celebrity Squard Magazine Hits Newsstands

July 22, 2018
High Celebrity Squard Magazine Hits Newsstands

By Dipo Olowookere

A new publication by ace journalist, Mr Quadri Olowolagba, High Celebrity Squard Magazine, has finally found its way to the newsstands.

Publisher of the softsell journal disclosed that the magazine focuses on celebrating the cream de la crème of Nigeria’s finest citizens and high-profile events.

In the maiden edition of HCS, Mr Olowolagba highlighted the entrepreneurial CEO of Sifax Group of Company, Mr Taiwo Afolabi, who commended the initiative as bringing searchlight on the country’s emerging society circuit.

To boot, the magazine also featured incisive stories on UBA’s RedTv, Quincy Ayodele, Aare Razak Akanni Okoya, Aare Ona Kaknfo, Gani Adams, K1 De Ultimate, just to mention a few of the juicy stories and interviews, all in gloss, which is very rare among society tabloids.

According to him, the magazine will be officially launched at a glamorous event in few months’ time and Mr Olowolagba promised to keep the flag flying.

“We had dreamt of having a print edition of High Celebrity Squard Magazine (HCS) and after successful two months of publishing the digital version of the widely accepted and globally read HCS Magazine, we are happy to present to you the maiden print edition of HCS Magazine.

“For us, this is a major milestone, despite the challenges, we are happy the first quarterly print edition of HCS Magazine is out,” the amiable, hardworking and resourceful photo-editor disclosed.

Dipo Olowookere

Dipo Olowookere is a journalist based in Nigeria that has passion for reporting business news stories. At his leisure time, he watches football and supports 3SC of Ibadan.

Mr Olowookere can be reached via [email protected]

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