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INTRODUCING NIGERIA'S HEALTH/FITNESS PRINT MAGAZINE "SHAPE UP NAIJA"

Hello Fitfam! How is the New Year going? It's been a long while here, but trust me there is a good reason. How many of us have started realizing some of our fitness goals for 2016? If you are yet to start, do not be disheartened, take it step by step and you would surely get there.

In December 2015, I launched a Health and Fitness Magazine, one of the few printed Health/Fitness Magazines in Nigeria. On the cover, I had the talented Korra Obidi and she revealed to us how she's able to maintain her athletic figure. There are also other interesting articles that would help you in achieving your fitness goals this year 2016, plus fabulous healthy recipes for you try! We had top Nigerian Photographer "Emmanuel Oyeleke" and the innovative swimwear brand "Kamokini" to bring this cover to reality.

Look out for this edition in your health stores, spas, etc and watch out for our next edition! 

To contribute or advertise in the magazine, feel free to contact us by email info@fabilasfitness.com


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