Toke Makinwa Is A Beautiful Bride On The New Complete Fashion Cover

                                  

Toke Makinwa is one stunning bride on the new cover of Complete Fashion Magazine

The media personality who recently was thrown in a lot of drama in her personal life, looked beautiful in a white wedding dress which was styled by Moses Ebite, who is more known as Moashy styling in popular circles.
Toke Makinwa herself has taken to her Instagram to share photos behind the scene of the recent cover, while she credits the photographer, Moussa Moussa and the stylist, Moashy.

                               
                               

This new edition of the magazine which is now available in print and digital is coming after the media personality shared a picture of her on set, shooting a cameo for actress, Funke Akindele’s Jenifa’s Diary.
Toke who captioned the picture;

Looked very much in character as she waited for her time with the crew standing in place.

                                   

Fans React To Maje Ayida's Public Apology To Toke Makinwa

 

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Maje Ayida Publicly Apologizes To Toke Makinwa For Cheating On Her

Maje Ayida this morning publicly apologized to his wife Toke Makinwa via his instagram page, for getting another woman pregnant while married to her. I hear the two are trying to work on their marriage. Hope it works out for them.

Toke Makinwa advocates against Tribalism, recounts a personal experience

What the media personality shared on instagram this morning concerning tribal differences...
'There is so much to say on this topic, it is heartbreaking but real. Tribalism has been and is still been practiced today. Lagos is home for everyone, our generation knows better too. Let's not let this come in between us, the OBA's statement was ignorant but do we really blame him? We all at some point in our lives have been on the receiving end of acts of tribalism. Let's take out the tension and be real with each-other. Our parents generation practiced tribalism openly and they were not corrected. In some homes befriending people from other tribes was frowned on, marrying from another tribe is still being frowned on today, tribalism even from people of the same tribe is real too. What we need is to educate and not instigate. I had Igbo friends growing up, I was the only Yoruba girl in the midst of Igbo girls. Did they make fun of me? Sometimes but it wasn't out of malice. We lived, we loved and we are still very close. I have had a friend's mum tell me "haaa omo ondo ni e? Mi o mo ooo, a kin ba ondo sore" meaning - I'm from Ondo? She didn't know.... If she had, she won't let her daughter befriend me cos they don't like Ondo people, Ondo and Ijebu don't mix... I was shocked. She went ahead and said "You Ondo people are wicked".
My friend is from  Ijebu ooooo, we are both Yoruba girls and that statement was made by her mum. We are still friends today and her mum got over it. Please educate people around you. Vote who you want, vote your conscience but please stop with the tribalism comments. Our beauty is in our diversity. It is a distraction, don't fall for it. Let's all live as one.'