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Peace Hyde stuns on the cover of Nu People Magazine

British-Ghanaian actress, multi award-winning TV personality, Forbes Africa Correspondent and founder of leading education foundation Aim Higher Africa, Peace Hyde, is the cover girl for the May/June edition of Nu People Magazine, UK’s premier digital bi-monthly lifestyle magazine.

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To mark its second year anniversary, the international publication which has become the number one digital magazine in the UK featured the ever curvaceous media personality to grace its cover.

Peace Hyde opens up on her life journey, from her education specialist background in the UK to becoming one of Ghana’s most influential personalities, to relocating to Nigeria as the West Africa Correspondent for Forbes Africa and Forbes Woman Africa, to becoming the face of the new Forbes Africa TV platform hosting the flagship show TV show ‘My Worst Day with Peace Hyde’ which premiered last week, interviewing some of the most successful business magnates from the continent and also her love for her ever growing supporters which she has tagged her ‘Faithbuilder Family’.

See beautiful pictures from the shoot below.

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Cover Credits
Photography: William Quartey
Cover Outfit: Ejiro Amos Tafiri
Creative Direction: Rachel Frimpong
Stylist: Edwina Sarpong Bonsu
Hair: Hair By JMS Beau
Make-up: Jembie Pro

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