The Magnified Influencer Awards (M.I.A) is the First of its kind ‘never been done before; the event recognizes the contributions that influencers from all walks of life make to our society and is a celebration of individuals making an impact on social media and worldwide.
The first M.I.A was held on the 06th of August 2022 at the Royal Regency London, hosted by Miss Paula London; other Red Carpet hosts were Kelly, Esse Panya, and backstage hosts Vanessa Van Den Beld and Mercedes.
The entrepreneur who brought the African Diaspora together through Music and Entertainment.
Founder of SMADE Group, Afronation, SMADELounge, and KingSMADEBeardOil.
Fashion Designer/Lifestyle Entrepreneur/ Educator/TV Show host.
Adebayo Jones designer worked with high-profile British designers such as Katherine Hamnett, in London, before branching out to establish the brand of expertly made, functional, and versatile collection line.
Main host was Miss Paula London Public figure Broadcaster and TV personnel
Kelly and Esse Panya, where backstage hosts.
ENTERTAINMENT INFLUENCER AWARD WINNER
Soul Barbie is a dynamic and soulful musician who has made significant waves in the Afrobeat and Amapiano music scenes. With a career spanning several years, she has captivated audiences with her powerful vocals and infectious rhythms. Soul Barbie’s songwriting prowess shines through in her heartfelt lyrics, which often explore themes of love, identity, and empowerment.
👉Men’s Fashion Influencer: Daniel Asante @mr.dasante
👉Women’s Fashion Influencer: Shalini Victoria @iamshalinisahuta
👉Entertainment Influencer: Soulbarbie @officialsoulbarbie
👉Content Creator Influencer: Melly Myers @melly_myers_
👉Beauty Influencer: Delicia @delícia_dior
👉Hair Influencer: Scott James @scottjameshairdressi
👉Fitness Influencer: Lucy Wyndham @lucywyndhamread
👉Foodie Influencer: Zaire @zaire_zaire
👉Lifestyle & Wellbeing Influencer: Paula Perry Cycle Breaker @you4us_uk
The HACEY Charity is a development organization focused on improving the health and productivity of vulnerable and underserved populations in Africa, HACEY’s vision is to create a healthy and sustainable society for all.
As a direct response to young people’s mental health needs, including those in the workplace environment, academic institutions and communities, the HACEY charity developed the Mental Health and Productivity program. The information and support services provided through the program focused on increasing awareness of mental health and mental health services, addressing myths that perpetuate discrimination. and stigma against people with mental health conditions and the effects of cyberbullying. As a result the programme was able to provide mental health support and referral centers across six geopolitical zones in Nigeria, deliver various podcasts covering issues on mental health, provide awareness building workshops and develop and distribute educational materials on mental health.
