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Sardinia: WEDDING CELEBRATIONS VOLUME 3 • ISSUE 3 2017 2017 3 ISSUE • 3 VOLUME a SPARKLING ESCAPE for DISCERNING TRAVELLERS ELITELIVINGAFRICA.COM ELA32017Cover_Layout130/06/201712:37Page3 VOLUME 3 • ISSUE 3 2017 US$10 NGN2,000 ZAR130 KES1030 EGP79 GHS42 GBP6.80 ELITE LIVING AFRICA 50 YEARS OF MERCEDES-AMG POWER AND PERFORMANCE ULTIMATE SUPERYACHTS AT THE MONACO YACHT SHOW BOLD TRENDS AND DARING Stunning DESIGNS IN MEN'S WATCHES GLORIOUS GOWNS FOR Sardinia: WEDDING CELEBRATIONS VOLUME 3 • ISSUE 3 2017 A SPARKLING ESCAPE FOR DISCERNING TRAVELLERS ELITELIVINGAFRICA.COM FASHION. WATCHES & JEWELLERY. STYLE. TRAVEL. TECHNOLOGY. LEISURE. CONNOISSEUR. Published by Alain Charles Publishing Ltd. S01ELA32017Start_Layout129/06/201716:23Page2 S01ELA32017Start_Layout129/06/201716:23Page3 Jet charter by Victor offers total privacy and puts you in complete control of your schedule. 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S01ELA32017Start_Layout129/06/201717:17Page4 4 CONTENTS 44 MOTORING Fifty years of Mercedes-AMG 48 LUXURY TRAVEL The G500 makes its European debut 74 14 20 WATCHES JEWELLERY PROPERTY Make a statement with Stylish ideas for chic A stunning South bold men’s styles daytime events African haven CONTENTS 8 36 HIGH FLYER YACHTING Obinna Ekezie dreams big Monaco Yacht Show 10 40 BUY IT NOW TRENDING TECH Outdoor living Summer party tech 18 52 JEWELLERY LUXURY TRAVEL Satta Matturi interview Stunning Sardinia 28 61 FRAGRANCE CONNOISSEUR Fragrance Du Bois The ultimate bar 30 66 FASHION ART Dream bridal gowns Wet plate photography 35 70 STYLE POLO Temi Otedola on travel Cartier Queen’s Cup ELITE LIVING AFRICA / ISSUE 3 2017 S01ELA32017Start_Layout129/06/201716:24Page5 “Steinway is the bridgee between your mind and your souloul „ Exclusively at Orpheus Company Limited, 34, Ologun Agbaje Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel: +234 806 032 6072, +234 803 300 0545 S01ELA32017Start_Layout130/06/201717:32Page6 6 EDITOR’S LETTER Managing Editor WELCOME Georgia Lewis Deputy Editor Hiriyti Bairu Contributing writers e are in holiday mode here at Elite Living Africa for this issue. At this Martin Clark, Jess Coutts, Kestell Duxbury, time of year, it doesn’t matter if you’re in the northern or southern Jennyfer Ideh, hemisphere it is a great time to visit a glorious destination. Whether Annie Makoff-Clark, W − Temi Otedola, you’re keen to check out mountains in South Africa at their wintry best or seek out Vani Venugopal the sun in the parts of the world that are warm mid-year, there are many great Senior Designer options for discerning holidaymakers. Nicky Valsamakis Designer Porto Cervo on the Italian island of Sardinia is blissful in summer and that is our Miriam Brtkova cover story. Turn to page 52 to find out more about this dream-like destination. On Production page 35, Temi Otedola, our style columnist shares her favourite holiday destinations, Nelly Mendes complete with her recommendations for the perfect trip. Sophia Pinto Sales Director We also help you get into the holiday mood at home. With wonderful outdoor living Michael Ferridge ideas on page 10, party technology on page 40, and all the kit you will need for a West African home bar on page 61, a luxury staycation could be an alternative to long-haul travel. Business Manager Chidinma Anah Elsewhere in the issue, we feature stunning wedding dress trends (page 30), take a International Account Manager Roman Zincenko high-speed trip down an automotive memory lane as Mercedes-AMG celebrates 50 years (page 44), and we talk exclusively to Nigerian basketball star-turned-travel Publisher Nick Fordham entrepreneur Obinna Ekezie (page 8) and Sierra Leonean jewellery designer Satta Matturi (page 18). Chairman Derek Fordham Published by University House, 11-13 Lower Grosvenor Place, London, UK, SW1W 0EX +44 (0) 20 7834 7676 www.alaincharles.com Georgia Lewis Editorial: Managing Editor [email protected] Subscriptions: [email protected] Sales: [email protected] Printed by Buxton Press Alain Charles Publishing Ltd. has E taken all reasonable care to ensure that VOLUME 3 • ISSUE 3 2017 US$10 NGN2,000 ZAR130 KES1030 EGP79 GHS42 GBP6.80 the information contained in this publication is accurate on the date of publication and cannot accept any responsibility for unsolicited submissions and photographs. 50 YEARS OF MERCEDES-AMG POWER AND PERFORMANCE ULTIMATE SUPERYACHTS AT While every care is taken, prices and THE MONACO YACHT SHOW BOLD TRENDS AND DARING Stunning DESIGNS IN MEN'S WATCHES details are subject to change and Alain GLORIOUS GOWNS FOR Sardinia: WEDDING CELEBRATIONS Charles Publishing Ltd. takes no A SPARKLING ESCAPE responsibility for omissions or errors. FOR DISCERNING TRAVELLERS We reserve the right to publish and edit any contributions. All rights reserved. ISSN: 2059-7134 Cover image provided by FASHION. WATCHES & JEWELLERY. STYLE. TRAVEL. TECHNOLOGY. LEISURE. CONNOISSEUR. Colonna Pevero Hotel. Published by Alain Charles Publishing Ltd. Enjoy our current issue online at www.elitelivingafrica.com ELITE LIVING AFRICA / ISSUE 3 2017 S02ELA32017HightFlyer_Layout129/06/201716:29Page7 S02ELA32017HightFlyer_Layout103/07/201709:58Page8 8 HIGH FLYER GREAT HEIGHTS Obinna Ekezie retired from the NBA and launched Wakanow, an online travel business. He shares his success story. WORDS BY MARTIN CLARK ormer NBA basketball star Obinna Ekezie Massachusetts, which was the first time I was is back in his native Nigeria and seemingly coached in basketball. I went there for about two Fdestined for more great things. Originally years, and improved very quickly.” Eventually, after from Port Harcourt, Ekezie hit the big time in the moving on to college, he found himself playing in USA when he was signed up to play in the the NBA for about five years. professional leagues while studying mechanical engineering and business at college there. “I think the biggest thing for me was the opportunity basketball gave me. Going to the NBA He made a name for himself playing for the likes of was a tremendous experience, playing against the Dallas Mavericks. And, at 6’9’’ tall, he cuts a best players in the world.” Among other opponents, striking figure. It’s a world he remembers fondly. he cites former NBA legends such as Shaquille “I’ve been into basketball since I was 15 years old,” O'Neal and Tim Duncan. “Around that era, these he says. But it was his education that took him were the best players in basketball at that time, so it across the Atlantic, a move which was to open up a ABOVE: Obinna Ekezie proves was a very exciting period and it made a big impact there is a successful business pathway to the professional sport. “I got into a career to be had after retiring from on how I viewed the world and business, and good school at Worcester Academy in top level sport. helped shape my thinking.” ELITE LIVING AFRICA / ISSUE 3 2017 S02ELA32017HightFlyer_Layout103/07/201709:58Page9 9 HIGH FLYER Now, as head of Africa’s fastest growing online As the only online travel agent run by Africans travel retailer, Wakanow, he’s back in Nigeria and focusing exclusively on Africa, Ekezie’s mission is making a new name for himself in the business to extend the continent’s famous warm welcome world. The name, Wakanow, comes from the to customers every step of the way. Under the Nigerian pidgin English expression meaning ‘Go Wakanow umbrella is DestinationsAfrica, a Now’. It was started in 2008 by Ekezie with his specialist platform aggregating holiday packages business partner Ralph Tamuno. Together, the pair to over 23 African destinations, which showcases are helping to change the face of travel in Africa by the company’s “vast knowledge of the African becoming the first Nigerian agency to aggregate space and wealth of untapped destinations,” flights, hotels, visa procurement and packaged he says. travel under one platform. Above all, he remains optimistic about the long- “I’ve always been interested in business from a term future of the continent, and his home country young age,” says Ekezie. “My dad was very of Nigeria. “There is progress, definitely.” Yes, he successful. He founded his own business in the oil cites common challenges - most notably, in and gas industry in the early nineties, so I do come Nigeria’s case, a continued dependence on oil and from a business background.” gas and militant troubles in the Niger Delta region − but there are equally many positives. During his years in professional sport he also invested a lot in real estate in the US market and In his own case, one of Wakanow’s priorities is began to explore other technology-based ventures “Going to the NBA making travel more affordable for all Africans, and opportunities. Later, when he returned to was a tremendous where purchasing power has long been a stumbling Nigeria, he saw that there was no online travel experience, playing block. The company is constantly exploring new agency, which resulted in the creation of Wakanow. ways to help people around this issue, especially Among the people he admires in the corporate against the best young millennials who may have entered the job sector are the likes of Kevin Plank, the creator of players in the market but may not hold a credit card. “The Africa sportswear maker Under Armour, and Mark Cuban, world. It was a market is quite sizeable anyway, but we believe that the billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks, we can create a new market if we can help increase among others.
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