BLISS Magazine will unveil its 15th edition on Saturday, 17 October 2026, at the Auditorium of the North-West Regional Assembly in Bamenda, marking its entry into print publishing with a 120-page collector’s edition dedicated to businessman Tantoh Edison Fru Ndi.
Titled From Dust to Dynasty: The Man, The Impact, The Legacy, the publication documents the life and professional journey of the Chief Executive Officer of Dreamland Connect PLC, highlighting his experiences in business, personal development and entrepreneurship.
The unveiling will mark a new phase for BLISS Magazine, published by VIMA Life Coaching & Consultancy, following 14 digital editions. The move to print is intended to provide a lasting record of personal achievements, business experiences and contributions that can be preserved for future generations.
Under the editorial leadership of VictoryMarshal Ayafor, popularly known as The States Lady, the magazine has focused on telling stories about individuals and organisations, with an emphasis on their experiences, achievements and lasting contributions.
The 15th edition also introduces a broader publishing service for people and institutions seeking to document their histories through professionally produced publications.
The collector’s edition places legacy documentation at the centre of the magazine’s next phase. BLISS Magazine says its approach is designed to help business leaders, families, professionals, corporate organisations and public institutions preserve their histories, entrepreneurial journeys and achievements in print.
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The initiative seeks to address the loss of personal and institutional histories that can occur when significant experiences and accomplishments are not formally documented.
The magazine describes its philosophy as One Edition. One Story. One Legacy., inviting prospective clients to commission their own editions. Its message is captured in the statement: “This is Edison Fru Ndi’s story. The next Collector’s Edition could be yours.”
The October 17 event will also seek support for the magazine’s future publishing projects. Businesses, advertisers, sponsors and members of the public will have the opportunity to purchase copies of the collector’s edition, explore sponsorship arrangements and discuss partnerships with the publication.
The programme will include presentations on the magazine’s development, a review of the 15th edition, the introduction of the editorial team, remarks from the Managing Editor, addresses by special guests and entertainment.
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The gathering is expected to bring together representatives of the media, business community, public institutions and other professional sectors.
The public, prospective clients, sponsors, advertisers and media practitioners have been invited to attend the unveiling, scheduled for 1 p.m. at the North-West Regional Assembly Auditorium in Bamenda.
The launch will formally introduce BLISS Magazine’s print publishing initiative and its plan to produce dedicated editions that preserve individual and institutional stories beyond the moment in which they are made.
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