She's undoubtedly one of the young media moguls emerging on the African economic landscape.
Gifted, gregarious and daring, Biola is an African media expert and Managing Partner at Biola Alabi Media Consulting - a company designed to provide organizations with access to highly qualified professionals in the broadcast, telecommunications and digital industries.

Being Biola Alabi could never be an easy task especially with a background of extensive research and experience garnered from working in some top corporations in the United States, Asia and recently as Managing Director of Africa's biggest cable Chanel, M-Net Africa, the amiable beauty embodies that subtle streak of individuality that distinguishes her from her peers.

For those who have wondered about her whereabouts, we can authoritatively tell you that Biola is back after a sabbatical at Yale. Few days ago, she announced the launch of her leadership development project, ‘Grooming for Greatness’. A year long programme, that will bring leaders across sectors to share their experiences and expertise, and groom the next generation of African business leaders.

Recall, few days to the 2014 edition of Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCA), Biola resigned her appointment with the multinational cable/satellite content company.
Alabi, who joined M-Net as its managing director in 2008, has been noted as one of the most accomplished and powerful women in African media.

In 2013, she was listed as one of the 20 Youngest Power Women in Africa by Forbes. Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in 2012 and served as a member of the forum’s Global Agenda Council on the Future of Entertainment.

Married to Mako Alabi, former managing director, Lagos State Signage and Advertisement Agency, LASAA, Biola, currently consults for MNET on special projects.


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