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A Nigerian girl, 10-year old Zuriel Oduwole has made history as
the youngest person ever to be interviewed on popular magazine
Forbes.
The interview with the award winning documentary film maker,
conference speaker and writer is featured in the August 2013
edition of Forbes Africa.
Touted by some as the next Larry King, and ARISE News as the
next Oprah Winfrey, Oduwole is reportedly committed to rebrand
Africa by showing the positive things in about the continent, and
making the case for education the Girl Child in Africa and Emerging
Markets.
As an invited guest to the recent African Union 50th anniversary
celebrations in Ethiopia, she has in her quest of pursuing her goal
interviewed leading African business, political, and sports
personalities, including eight current African Presidents, Africa’s
richest person, Aliko Dangote and Tennis super stars Venus and
Serena Williams.
Zuriel (which is Hebrew for God is my Rock) believes if she can walk
a mile, then there are girls who on seeing her work and progress
made, would walk a mile and half.
That, she believes is one simple way to inspire the African Girl
Child, and show the world the need to educate the continents often
forgotten Girl Child, of which Zuriel is one.

We must come 2 d realization dat d life we live iz nt ours and we wil give account someday. #NADIA, isnt there any genuine MOG dat u can use hez life as a yardstick rather than listen 2 biasd mind. Rememba nt me nor any1 here wil escort u 2 heaven. YOU R ON UR OWN

runzlord: dat means every white woman would go to hell?

she neva said so and i tink in a controversial matter lyk dis it wud be beta 2 be on d saver side by abstainin 4rm it 4 d sake of makin HEAVEN.

Who r we 2 question who God chooses to save, y nt ask. Y did God chose to save me?