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The Extraordinary ladys were awarded for their outstanding work at a glamorous event held at the Fairfield Halls in Croydon on Saturday.

A total of 62 awards were given to ladies who have made a great difference to people’s lives. These ladys were chosen from a total of 101 nominees.

The event was hosted by Sandra Nelson and LIFTEFFECTS a company that hosts conferences, seminars workshops and provides a speaking platform for extraordinary people to share their stories and aims to plant the seed of hope, passion and encouragement so that everyone can reach their goals and believe in themselves.

The 62 Star Award winners were as follows: Emma Mazerolle, Susan Boyle, Cecil Jenkins, Beritha Atm, Shell Louise, Queenie Jay, Vee Smith, Patti Boulaye, Karen Johnson, Jenny Chika Okafor, Sherry Ann Dickson, Doorita Seeruttun, Patricia Gillian, Annie Njeri, Emily Mapfuwa, Ivy Chatora, Amada Epe, Sally Wai, Elizabeth Wamendia, Anointed UK, Waynett Petters, Chanel Edwards, Eryca Freemantle, June Daley, Faustina Anyanwu, Elyse Roberts, Lisa Patterden, Clarissa Gill, Hilda Mulenga, Marcia lewinsin, Caroline Burrows- Wren, Patricia Ekechi, Mwikali Kavivya, Maiya Mcmoangle, Sandy Krakowski, Vanessa Oluwole, Dudu Ncube, Caroline Makaka, Kiran Singh, Marcia Spence, Chineye Ogoko, Maureen Worrell, Pauline Downie, Victoria lawrence, Margaret Hughes, Ms Che ann, Mandy Sanghera, Philipa Wall, Sherica Spence, Natasha Benjamin, Lidani Moyo, Deborah Mowlem, Ujuaku Akukwe, Chris Tuck, Jean Patrick, Beyonce Knowles, Tola Onibanjo, Genevive Nnaji, Linda Ikeji, Sinach, Jillian Haslam, Lola Edun.

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