2016 TOP MODELS OF LEISURE QUEST (pt 1)

Modeling is perhaps as old as fashion itself. The fashion column of Leisure Quest Blog has been in the making for quite some time now. Our team of seasoned people in the industry had to take time off their normally busy schedules to pick out our top models from hundreds of pictures received over a span of 6 months. We strongly believe that these young models all have equal potentials in reaching the very peak of their profession if they do decide to follow it through.

Now join us, and view perhaps the most amazing photo collection of African beauty you may have come across in recent times:

MISS HELEN ESSIEN

Miss Helen Bright Essien is a young, talented and beautiful lady, haven started her career as a model in 2012, she admits that the beginning was like laying foundations on rocky
grounds. She was however able to weather the storms of competition thus
rising to have her name etched on the list of successful Nigerian
models and signing contracts and roles in some movies too.

Her most recent achievements include becoming the winner of a keenly
contested FACE OF LEISURE QUEST MAGAZINE 2015/2016, FACE OF ID-NOBLE TV
2015 and being appointed as brand ambassador of House of Divat on a
Paris based fashion line.

A HELPING HAND:
Miss Helen recently announced her a bold
initiative to start a fashion, modelling and business academy to bring
civic education to the rural dwellers especially the women and young
girls thus offering them a golden opportunity to acquire comprehensive
training and experience which far reaching implications to say the least
would offer them means to fend for themselves which in turn would help
in eradicating poverty and unemployment.

Some may ask “why is Miss Helen so special?”, the answer to that is:
this is one young lady that has been using the little means that come
her way to provide cloths, food and other forms of assistance to
orphans, widows, internally displaced persons (idp’s) and people with
health challenges of various sorts.

During an interview, Helen was asked why she doesn’t post pictures of
her philanthropic activities, she chuckled and said: “Nah, there is
nothing about doing good that should be be publicized, i mean its not
like politics and then i do have respect for the right to privacy of
those being assisted because one day they may become great men and women
in the society, and there is really no need to stigmatize them at their
hour of need”.

The time and energy Helen puts into her visitation of prison inmates to
make donations and pray with them, traveling to camps for internally
displaced persons mostly as a result of the insurgency in some parts of
the country e.t.c, its simply amazing how she manages to make out time
for her modelling profession, acting carrier and most recently an
entertainment column writer and other sundry assignments.