Omowunmi Akinnifesi is Y! Magazine’s Most Beautiful Woman in the World! Former Beauty Queen smoulders on the cover of the June 2013 Issue
After the Hollywood superstar was crowned
People Magazine‘s Most Beautiful Woman in the
World in April 2013, Y! Magazine is proving the
international publication wrong, calling former
beauty queen Omowunmi Akinnifesi as not only
Nigeria’s but the World’s Most Beautiful Woman.
Judging from how the ex-Miss MBGN smoulders
on the cover and in the Nigerian publication’s June
2013 Issue, we certainly agree. Omowumi looks
playful on the cover in a black-and-white striped
dress and black pumps. In the editorial spread, she
rocks geek shades, a sexy print dress and a white
figure hugging dress.
Read the official release;
She’s back! And already, she is taking no prisoners.
Omowunmi Akinnifesi, who was Most Beautiful
Girl in Nigeria 2005, has just returned from a 2-
year public break, armed with a Master’s degree
from King’s College, London and already busy
working on policy for the Lagos government.
And with beauty, and smarts, and the will to boot,
the Y! magazine editors have presented her as their
proud alternative to the international People
magazine choice for World¹s Most Beautiful
Woman 2013, Iron Man actress Gwyneth Paltrow.
The global pop-culture shock at the decision
coupled with an already seething defensiveness
about the audacity of deciding on the world’s most
beautiful female from the comfort of the United
Kingdom inspired us to take the challenge who
would we choose as the World’s Most Beautiful
Woman? The editor, Chude Jideonwo, said
Omowunmi Akinnifesi who, incidentally took the
Nigerian version of the title eight years ago, came
into the country just right in time.
Editorial Spread
The magazine also includes incisive op-eds on life
and country by some of the country¹s best, the Y!
list of the Most Influential in business and politics.
Plus an exclusive sit-down with the Ekiti State
Governor Dr. Kayode Fayemi
This is rounded up with the best in the culture
music, movies, television, places, literature, radio,
and a fashion spread.
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