emmy4lov:
I don't understand what Aisha Buhari is doing on the list ...

Ambode4presdo:

Y do we Yoruba's always tribalise every thing

Sketchandcraft:
List is sentimental.... How could the likes of Aminat Mohammed and folorunsho alakija takes back stage and Linda ikeja or wareva and ngozi takes front page...



Smelling some IPOB list here

emmy4lov:
I don't understand what Aisha Buhari is doing on the list ...

Tpave:
Nigeria has produced great women not just these ones above. We're blessed with human resources

Sketchandcraft:
List is sentimental.... How could the likes of Aminat Mohammed and folorunsho alakija takes back stage and Linda ikeja or wareva and ngozi takes front page...



Smelling some IPOB list here

farem:


Can somebody tell me what Ngozi is influencing in Nigeria today? is it about the past or currently? Being influential is different from being popular. Among men Shekau is popular (worldwide but Magu or saraki ismore influential Nigeria, today.

Ambode4presdo:


Y do we Yoruba's always tribalise every thing

verygudbadguy:


Not trying to be sentimental... Aisha Buhari as of today is the most influential woman in Nigeria. Except the meaning of influential has changed. The list is based on someone's opinion so I am not going to pick any issue with the list..

Omotola and Genevieve are 100x more influential than the number 1 on the list if you ask me. They command more respect in Nigeria and the world at large. Imagine their fan base. Omotola was listed in TIMES 100 most influential people in the world. Do you know what that means?

Ovoko

My own lis tho;

1. Aisha Buhari
2. Ngozi O. Iwela
3. Folorunsho Alakija
4. Dolapo Osinbajo
5. Patience Jonathan
6. Toyin Saraki
7. Oby Ezekwezili
8. Turai Yaradua
9. Amina Mohammed
10. Oluremi Tinubu...

If I want to have a list of 100 women, then, I can accommodate this ovoko's list in the remaining half of 100. This women on my list represent women that can influence good decision to change the fortune of this country.

You don't have to agree with me though.

emmy4lov:
I don't understand what Aisha Buhari is doing on the list ...

temitope277:
y would linda ikeji be in number 1, who is linda ikeji sef

Enemyofpeace:
linda na one babe wey her toto dey smell like a rotten fish

Enemyofpeace:
linda na one babe wey her toto dey smell like a rotten fish

ovokooo:
7. Mo Abudu
The CEO of Ebony Live TV, Mosunmola Abudu aka Mo Abudu has carved a niche that before now, women dare not venture. She has taken the Nigerian TV by storm by being the first woman to own a 24 hour TV station. This has garnered her accolades from all quarters of not just the entertainment world, but also the political circles.

6. Aisha Buhari
She takes this position owing to her position as the wife of the president of the largest black nation in the world. Aisha Buhari is a woman that has proven that she's more than just the title. She has been involved in a lot of philantropic movements that has continued to shape the future of Nigeria, especially as it affects women in general.

5. Amina Mohammed
Amina Mohammed is the immediate past minister of Environment. He routstanding performance in that ministry was instrumental to her, being appointed as the assistant secretary general of the united nations. This singular gesture has earned her respect from people from all over the world as she gets set to shape the world.

4. Oby Ezekwesili
It's not possible to name 5 women in present day Nigeria, without calling the name, Oby Ezekwesili. She was a former ministers as well as former vice president, world bank and despite not having a portfolio at the moment, she has made her voice heard through the BBOG movement that has been instrumental in the campaign to free the abducted girls from chibok.

http://ovoko.com.ng/11-influential-nigerian-women-pictures/

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