Welcome to the July edition of Raising Women Magazine, our 23rd issue and a celebration of one full year of telling bold and brilliant stories that inspire. What began as a vision has grown into a vibrant platform, and we are grateful to every reader who has turned these pages with purpose.
This month, we mark more than our anniversary. We join the nation in celebrating the Nigeria
Falcons, who lifted the WAFCON trophy with grit, grace and sisterhood. Their triumph is not just a victory on the pitch, it is a statement that women
belong in every arena, thriving, leading and winning. Our exclusive interview with Ashleigh Plumptre, one of the Falcons’ finest, explores far more than football.
She speaks on identity, courage and using her voice beyond the game. From global sisterhood in Girl
Talk to saints rising in Find Her Light, this edition is a tribute to women taking up space, loudly, proudly
and unapologetically. Whether through sport, style, spirituality or service,
our stories this month honour resilience, challenge silence and ignite the fire to keep going.
Let us continue to raise women and raise the game

Welcome to July’s issue of Raising Women Magazine, where scent meets strategy and soft power leads the charge. This month, Bukky George Taylor graces our cover, reminding us that personal branding is not performance, it is purpose and
reinvention is a power suit. Then we stroll into the fragrant world of Jo Malone, who proves that success can be bottled, shaken, stirred, and poured into vodka too.

Welcome to Issue 21, where softness meets strength, and storytelling wears silk and steel. This edition is all about harmony, healing, and high impact femininity. Gracing our cover is the luminous Gugu Mbatha-Raw, a woman who bends
time, borders, and expectations with quiet brilliance. Alongside her, we spotlight Nkem Offonabo, aptly dubbed “The Harmonizer,” for her masterful work balancing purpose, peace, and power in women’s lives.