Ex-beauty queen and super model Olabisi Rahaman Olong, the CEO of  IWA “Attitude is Everything” has concluded plans to officially open the foot-wear store for her esteemed customers and prospective ones who value unique products.

The proudly Nigerian super store is a one stop shop for quality and genuine shoes, sandals and slippers for both male and female, which are masterpieces and collectors’ items.

The IWA brand was born out of Olabisi’s passion for fashion and style and no wonder she was the first ever winner of Miss Malaika beauty pageant in Nigeria. Needless to say the beautiful owner of IWA is also the official model and face of IWA brand from inception of the company with a clothing line in 2012. No doubt she looks good anytime she wears one of her unique fashion and style brands.

We also gathered that at the grand opening, latest designs of unique and classy foot wear will be unveiled and launched into the market for target customers.

Interestingly, to make the official opening of IWA store memorable, Beecee as she’s fondly called is giving out 10% discount to anyone who makes a purchase of any of her products off the shelf at the opening, and this discount will also extend through the following week.

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