BLISS Magazine will unveil its 15th edition on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. at the Auditorium of the North-West Regional Assembly in Bamenda, marking its transition from digital publishing to print with a 120-page Collector’s Edition dedicated to Tantoh Edison Fru Ndi, Chief Executive Officer of Dreamland Connect PLC.
Titled From Dust to Dynasty: The Man, The Impact, The Legacy, the publication documents the life and professional journey of the businessman, placing his experiences within a broader conversation about entrepreneurship, personal development and the importance of preserving achievements for future generations.
Published by VIMA Life Coaching & Consultancy, BLISS Magazine is entering a new phase after producing 14 digital editions. The first print edition represents a significant step in the publication's development and reinforces its focus on documenting personal journeys, business experiences and institutional contributions.
Under the editorial leadership of VictoryMarshal Ayafor, popularly known as The States Lady, the magazine has positioned itself as a platform for stories that inform, inspire and create opportunities for individuals and organisations to communicate their achievements.
The 15th edition extends that mission beyond digital publishing, offering readers a physical record of Edison Fru Ndi's journey and the experiences that have shaped his professional life.
PRESERVING STORIES BEYOND THE MOMENT
Beyond celebrating its featured personality, the Collector's Edition introduces a wider conversation about legacy documentation. Across business, public service and community development, individuals and organisations build histories that can easily become lost when they are not properly recorded.
BLISS Magazine seeks to address this gap through dedicated publications that capture personal histories, family heritage, entrepreneurial journeys and institutional development.
The unveiling will introduce this service to prospective clients, including business leaders, families, professionals, corporate organisations and public institutions interested in preserving their stories through professionally produced publications.
The magazine's philosophy, One Edition. One Story. One Legacy., captures this approach to storytelling. Its invitation to prospective clients is direct: "This is Edison Fru Ndi's story. The next Collector's Edition could be yours."
MOBILISING SUPPORT FOR FUTURE EDITIONS
The October 17 event will also provide an opportunity to mobilise support for BLISS Magazine's continued growth. Guests, businesses, advertisers, sponsors and members of the public will be invited to purchase the Collector's Edition, explore sponsorship opportunities and contribute towards future publishing projects.
The programme will feature presentations on the magazine's journey, a review of the 15th edition, the introduction of the editorial team, remarks from the Managing Editor, special guest addresses and entertainment.
The gathering is expected to bring together stakeholders from the media, business community, public institutions and other professional sectors, creating opportunities for networking and partnerships around publishing and legacy preservation.
For BLISS Magazine, the milestone is about more than producing a print edition. It is an opportunity to demonstrate the value of documenting experiences, achievements and contributions in a form that can be preserved and shared.
The public, prospective clients, sponsors, advertisers and media practitioners are invited to attend the unveiling at the North-West Regional Assembly Auditorium in Bamenda.
As the publication enters print, its central message remains clear: stories worth telling deserve to be preserved.
BLISS Magazine, One Edition. One Story. One Legacy.
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