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MAY 2012 | VOL 1 ISSUE 2 | N1,200 | £3.50 Adventures in Luxury BEAUTIFUL MEET SIGHTS MUMUNI BEAUTIFUL DAGAZAU PEOPLE OF A true polo ETHIOPIA aficionado A visit to the Hidden Gem of Africa DEVELOP A PASSION FOR POLO A spectator’s guide to enjoying the Game of Kings AIGBOJE AIG- LUXURY IMOUKHUEDE LIST MAKING AN SUPER IMPACT ON SOCIETY YACHTS AND SUPER Women in WATCHES fifthchukker.com fifthchukkermagazine.com poloA chat with Uneku Atawodi FIFTH CHUKKER POLO & COUNTRY CLUB THE FINEST EQUESTRIAN EXPERIENCE Other features include: 3 PROFESSIONAL PoLO FIELDS | 300 STABLES EXERCISE TRACK | TACK RooMS | LUNGING RINGS | DRESSAGE SHOW JUMPING | RIDING SCHooL | HoRSE TREKKING | ON-SITE VET POLO. LIVE IT. LOVE IT. KM 2, Kaduna to Jos Road, After Maraban-Jos, Kaduna. Nigeria | www.fifthchukker.com | [email protected] | Telephone: +2348084762172 14 68 62 60 ContentsMAY 2012 | Vol 1 Issue 002 6 CHAIRMAN’S FOREWORD UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL Ahmed Dasuki 36 BabanGida Hassan 8 EDITor’S WELcome The director of Pillar Oil and Funmi Oladeinde-Ogbue Fifth Chukker Polo Captain LAST SEASON 38 Damian DUncan CEO of Delaney Petroleum and 23 AT FIFTH CHUKKER polo enthusiast 10 African MasTers PATrons 40 Yerima YUSUF CUP 2011 The international businessman who All the action from Africa’s most always has time for polo prestigious event 42 OSGO Giwa OsaGie 12 POLO ON WheeLS The commodities trader who loves The first Nigerian bike polo tournament the polo scene 13 The BATTLE AGainsT BreasT Cancer 48 MUMUni DAGAZAU 136 The Fifth Chukker regular on the Spreading the message origins of his passion for polo 14 The LaUnch of FifTH CHUKKer MAGAZine ADVENTURES IN LUXURY All the excitement, all the fashion, all the faces 50 JeweL BY Lisa Top Lagos fashion designer Lisa 20 FifTH CHUKKer/UNICEF Folawiyo reveals the secrets to her parTnership success Renewing our commitment to fight 54 ANThea EpeLLE HIV/AIDS The upcoming artist on how her African heritage has shaped her art 23 Yordanos TeshaGer The Ethiopian model and now Fifth 60 LUXURY LisT Chukker’s new UNICEF ambassador Chatila – the world’s most exclusive jewels 24 AIGboJE AIG-ImoUKHUede The Access Bank chief making an 62 BIG Toys for BIG Boys impact on society Get the superyacht bug 28 Women IN POLO 66 AQUATIC SPLendoUR The hottest female shots Coasting in Lagos 32 HeriTAGE POLO 68 ON Time, IN STYLE Looking back at the golden age of polo The world’s most elegant timepieces xx 88 54 108 40 HIGhliGhts of 122 TWO WHEELS the NIGeria Season The pleasures of the open road LAGos HIGhliGhts 125 DAPO OJORA Two important principles of polo 72 PATrons CUP LaGos MTN Lagos Polo Tournament – the 126 SAFETY IN POLO highlight in the Nigerian calendar Peter Wright outlines the rules 77 Ibadan POLO and regulations Celebrating the 75th anniversary of the 128 SPECTATORS’ GUIDE TO Ibadan Polo Club POLO 79 Arise MAGAZine Fashion A quick guide to polo etiquette Show 130 THE COMMENTATOR The hottest ticket in town Dapo Ojora shares his tricks of the trade 82 Habiba BALOGUN 133 ADEBAYO KARIM Celebrating the return of the good times Following in his father’s footsteps 84 Ghana HIGHLIGHTS 134 PROFILE – 79 86 SOUTH Africa HIGHLIGHTS CHIMAMANDA ADICHIE The award-winning author on how 88 ARGenTina HIGHLIGHTS Nigeria’s history has shaped her writing 92 DUbai HIGHLIGHTS 136 PROFILE – D’BANJ Nigeria’s top international musician has 23 94 US HIGHLIGHTS style with substance 96 INTernaTionaL FIXTUres 140 PLAYERS AT FIFTH Plan your trip CHUKKER All the top guns 98 POLO SUpremos Francisco “Frankie” Menendez, Marcelo 142 THE BIRKIN BAG – GET Pascual and Dawule Baba YOURS QUICK! Where to find yours COUNTRY FOCUS – ETHIOPIA 102 HAILE GEBRSELASSIE’S ETHIOPIA Ethiopia’s most famous runner gives us a personal tour of his country 10 106 10 THINGS TO DO IN ETHIOPIA The best cities, safaris and sports activities 107 SOLEREBELS Young Ethiopian entrepreneur Bethlehem Tilahun Alemu is striding ahead 108 SHERATON ADDIS Possibly the best hotel in Africa 112 BOSTON DAY SPA Addis Ababa’s premier spa is a taste of luxury 114 KURIFTU RESORTS Eco hideaways to revive and restore 117 ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES The amazing success of Africa’s oldest airline The point of difference STRATEGIC MARkETING | HUMAN RESOURCES | CHANGE MANAGEMENT Helping clients to stand out in their field of expertise OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: ORGANISATIONALORGANISATIONAL DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT | ORGANISATIONAL| ORGANISATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS EFFECTIVENESS TRAININGTRAINING && DEVELOPMENTDEVELOPMENT ExECU | EXECUTIVETIVE RECRUITMEN RECRUITMENT |T BRAND | BRAND IDEN IDENTITTyIT YCREA CREATIONTION BRAND REFFRESH || GRAPHICGRAPHIC DESIGN DESIGN | |INTERNAL INTERNAL COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION ADVER | ADVERTISINTISING GDEVELOPMEN DEVELOPMENT T NEwNEW M MEDIAEDIA OPT OPTIMIMISAISATTIONION | |wEBSI WEBSITTEE DESI DESIGNGN | |CORP CORPORAORATTEE DOCU DOCUMMENENTATIONTATION | |P PUBLISHINUBLISHINGG 22NDND FLOORFLOOR BBERERkKELEELEyY HHOUSEOUSE | |B BERERkKELEELEy YSq SQUAREUARE | L| ONDONLONDON | w1J| W1J 6BD 6BD +44+44 (0)(0) 7950 743 517 | |+44 +44 7931 7931 790 790 907 907 | +234 | +234 (0) (0) 803 803 402 402 29 295050 INFO | INFO@[email protected] | www. | WWW.ANCORAPOINTANCORAPOINT.COM.COM chairman’s foreword We are proud that Fifth Chukker is fast becoming the premier polo club in Africa. We are busy forging relationships with all our international friends and fellow players, spreading our wings beyond Nigeria. elcome to the second edition of Fifth Chukker Magazine, our luxury lifestyle magazine. Here at Fifth Chukker we were delighted to hear how much you enjoyed our first edition, and it has sat on many coffee tables around the world. We hope you find many more informative polo and lifestyle features in these pages. WWe are proud that Fifth Chukker is fast becoming the premier polo club in Africa. We are busy forging relationships with all our international friends and fellow players, spreading our wings beyond Nigeria. This year we shall inaugurate the first Fifth Chukker polo day at Ham Polo Club in England. The Access Bank Day, London, will see seven indomitable Nigerian players pitted against the might of teams from Ham and the rest of the world, in what we hope will be the first of many such occasions. It will culminate in the highest standards of Nigerian hospitality and entertainment in the centre of London, bringing Fifth Chukker to a whole new audience. Fifth Chukker is also expanding its relationship with UNICEF and Access Bank, supporting the establishment and ongoing operation of the Business Leaders’ Initiative for Children. We believe passionately in the right of every child to have a childhood free from fear, disease and uncertainty, and we know we can make a difference to children, not just in Kaduna State but also in neighbouring states. So take a moment to peruse Fifth Chukker Magazine and discover more about our passion for polo and our far-reaching aims. I hope that this issue will adorn your coffee table as the first one did. I wish you many hours of happy reading! AHMED DaSUKI Chairman of the Board of Trustees BOARD membeRS Adamu ATTA, BabanGida Hassan, UMARU ALIYU, AYO OlashOJU, Kashim BukaR SHETTIMA 6 Fifth Chukker Magazine | may 2012 Contributors MAGAZINE HABIBA BALOGUN DAPO OJORA SHEYI AFOLABI MAY 2012 | VOL 1 ISSUE 002 Editor in Chief FUNMI OLADEINDe-OGBUE Habiba Balogun is an Dapo Ojora is the MD Sheyi Afolabi is a Deputy Editor OBEBE OJEIFO organisational change of Discovery Resources, professional photographer Assistant Editor SARAH CARTLEDGE consultant and newspaper a telecommunications based in London, specialising Polo Writers AURORA EASTWooD and LEONORA DE FERRANTI columnist. Her insights company in Nigeria, and a in sports, motorsports and Sales LEONORA DE FERRANTI into Nigerian life are witty, member of the Lagos Polo the automotive industry. Features Writer LAURA BRIDGESTocK observant and sometimes Club. Fondly referred to as He endeavours to cover Design LESLEY MITCHELL hard-hitting, but her love of Baba Polo, Dapo has played events and commissions in a Sub Editor KAREN KEMP Nigeria shines through all her polo for over 30 years. His creative and artistic manner, Polo Research YUSUF SAAB writing. For this issue she turns love for animals and polo is using natural light and colour Publisher ANcoRAPOINT Ltd her pen to the vibrant social well known and he was one to their maximum effect. FUNMI OladeINde-OGBUE is co-founder and scene in Lagos. of the highest handicapped Sheyi combines his love of managing partner of Ancorapoint. Prior to founding players in the country. Here sport with the beautiful world Ancorapoint, Funmi worked in multinational organisations he gives us a valuable insight of photography. such as Abacan, Shell, British American Tobacco and Nexen into pace and goal-getting. Inc for more than 15 years. A graduate from the University of Manchester, Funmi is a polo enthusiast and loves to ride. Obebe OjeIFO is co-founder of Ancorapoint and has a Masters degree from the London School of Economics. She has played a major role in developing many award-winning marketing strategies for global 500 companies such as BP, HSBC, AXA, HP, Linde Prudential and SunStoragetek. Obebe began riding when she was 10 at the Ibadan Polo Club and has PETER WRIGHT since maintained an avid passion for the game of polo. Peter Wright was born AUROra EasTWOOD is a polo player (reaching a 1 TONY RAMIREZ goal handicap), producer of high goal ponies and freelance into a polo-playing family. YINKA AKINKUGBE journalist. Over 20 years experience in the polo world give His father, Brigadier John Tony Ramirez is a renowned her a unique insight and depth of understanding that few Wright, has been chairman Yinka Akinkugbe is a polo photographer whose other journalists possess. In addition, she has played all over of Tidworth Polo Club for businessman in Lagos with work has appeared in major the world – Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, India, Thailand, many years and is now about a diverse range of interests.
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    MAY 2013 | VOL 1 ISSUE 4 | N2,000 | £8 Adventures in Luxury Claire Tomlinson Polo’s First Lady Royal Polo Players !e Sport of Kings Marwan Chatila Bond Street’s Most Discreet Jeweller Sayyu Dantata !"hchukker.com !"hchukkermagazine.com Passion for polo 62 82 ContentsMAY 2013 | VOL 1 ISSUE 4 7 CHAIRMAN’S FOREWORD 32 PASSION FOR POLO Ahmed Dasuki How photographer Tony Ramirez 16 turned his passion into a business 9 EDITOR’S WELCOME Funmi Oladeinde-Ogbue 36 GINGER BAKER "e Cream drummer’s THE SEASON Nigerian polo odyssey AT FIFTH CHUKKER 38 KOLA ALUKO 10 ETISALAT AFRICAN Entrepreneur Kola Aluko PATRONS CUP on sport and business All the action from this 40 ROYALTY IN POLO prestigious event Who’s Who in today’s royal players 16 SEEN AT FIFTH CHUKKER Who’s Who in the In Crowd UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL 18 NWANKWO KANU 45 MUSTAPHA SHERIFF Fi!h Chukker’s new “I appreciate the support Charity Ambassador I have had along the way.” 20 COMMISSIONING OF 46 OSA COOKEY THE ADAMU ATTA “I have had a special bond PRIMARY SCHOOL with horses since I was a child.” "e remodelled Fi!h Chukker-funded 48 HADI SIRIKA primary school opens its doors “"e thrill of playing is so special and ful#lling.” POLO PEOPLE 50 SANI UMAR 22 GENERAL HASSSAN KATSINA “I love the thrills that go with riding.” Remembering the legendary polo-playing General ART IN FOCUS 26 PASSION FOR POLO 52 NIC FIDDIAN!GREEN Sayyu Dantata Horse sculptor extraordinaire 28 WOMEN IN POLO 56 KELECHI AMADI!OBI Claire Tomlinson’s trailblazing career Nigeria’s fashion photography genius 30 THE INAUGURAL AFRICAN