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For those interested how to apply, kindly read the criteria Forbes Africa Under 30 opens nominations for those interested Attention entrepreneurs,creatives, sport stars and technology geeks — the 2019 FORBES AFRICA Under 30 nominations are now open. FORBES AFRICA is on the hunt for Africans under the age of 30, who are building brands, creating jobs and representing and transforming the continent, to join the Under 30 community of 2019. JOHANNESBURG, : FORBES AFRICA is on the hunt for Africans under the age of 30, who are building brands, creating jobs and representing and transforming the continent, to join the Under 30 community for 2019. Each year, FORBES AFRICA looks for resilient self-starters, innovators, entrepreneurs and disruptors who have the acumen to stay the course in their chosen field, come what may. Past honorees include Kwesta, Nomzamo Mbatha, Ink Eze, Isaya Yunge, Jokate Mwegelo, Yannick Nzonde, Gilbert Eugene Peters, Yemi Alade, Vere Shaba, Kevin Lubega, Davido, Rivo Mhlari, Nasty C and Wiz Kid. “2019 will be the fifth anniversary of the FORBES AFRICA Under 30 list. Every year, there emerges, in the continent of a billion-plus people, young luminaries who are blazing a trail to the finish line, and the idea of the list is to unearth and uncover them on their way up,” says FORBES AFRICA’s Managing Editor, Methil Renuka. In addition to the three categories – Creatives, Technology and Business in 2018, this year, FORBES AFRICA introduces a new category — Sports. “Leaders are also born in the world of sport. It requires grit and determination to be a game-changer and they definitely need to be celebrated early,” says Renuka. If you think you have what it takes to be on this year’s list or know an entrepreneur, creative, technology entrepreneur or sports star under 30 with a proven track-record on the continent – introduce them to FORBES AFRICA by submitting your nomination. Nominations close on 15 February 2019. NOMINATIONS CRITERIA: Business and Technology categories Must bean entrepreneur aged 29 or younger on 30 June 2019 Should have a legitimate REGISTERED business on the continent Business or businesses should be two years or older Nominees must have risked own money and have a social impact Must be profit generating Must employ people in Africa All applications must be in English Should be available and prepared to participate in the Under 30 Meet-Up Sports Category Must be a sports person aged 29 or younger on 30 June 2019 Must be representing an African team Should have a proven track record of no less than two years Should be making significant earnings Should have some endorsement deals Entrepreneurship and social impact is a plus All applications must be in English Should be available and prepared to participate in the Under 30 Meet-Up Creatives Must be a creative aged 29 or younger on 30 June 2019 Must be from or based in Africa Should be making significant earnings Should have a proven creative record of no less than two years Must have social influence Entrepreneurship and social impact is a plus All applications must be in English Should be available and prepared to participate in the Under 30 Meet-Up Your entry should include: Country Full Name Company name/Team A short reason why they should be an Under 30 Links of published material about nominee Contact information Share your photographs, via email. Nominations must be sent to 30under30@abn360.com, Ancillar.Mangena@abn360.com and Karen.Mwendera@abn360.com All nominees will be vetted by a panel, FORBES AFRICA editors and the editorial team. https://www.cnbcafrica.com/news/special-report/2019/01/17/forbes-africa-under-30-2019-nominations-open/[/quote] |
For those interested how to apply Forbes Africa Under 30 opens nominations for those interested Attention entrepreneurs,creatives, sport stars and technology geeks — the 2019 FORBES AFRICA Under 30 nominations are now open. FORBES AFRICA is on the hunt for Africans under the age of 30, who are building brands, creating jobs and representing and transforming the continent, to join the Under 30 community of 2019. JOHANNESBURG, : FORBES AFRICA is on the hunt for Africans under the age of 30, who are building brands, creating jobs and representing and transforming the continent, to join the Under 30 community for 2019. Each year, FORBES AFRICA looks for resilient self-starters, innovators, entrepreneurs and disruptors who have the acumen to stay the course in their chosen field, come what may. Past honorees include Kwesta, Nomzamo Mbatha, Ink Eze, Isaya Yunge, Jokate Mwegelo, Yannick Nzonde, Gilbert Eugene Peters, Yemi Alade, Vere Shaba, Kevin Lubega, Davido, Rivo Mhlari, Nasty C and Wiz Kid. “2019 will be the fifth anniversary of the FORBES AFRICA Under 30 list. Every year, there emerges, in the continent of a billion-plus people, young luminaries who are blazing a trail to the finish line, and the idea of the list is to unearth and uncover them on their way up,” says FORBES AFRICA’s Managing Editor, Methil Renuka. In addition to the three categories – Creatives, Technology and Business in 2018, this year, FORBES AFRICA introduces a new category — Sports. “Leaders are also born in the world of sport. It requires grit and determination to be a game-changer and they definitely need to be celebrated early,” says Renuka. If you think you have what it takes to be on this year’s list or know an entrepreneur, creative, technology entrepreneur or sports star under 30 with a proven track-record on the continent – introduce them to FORBES AFRICA by submitting your nomination. Nominations close on 15 February 2019. NOMINATIONS CRITERIA: Business and Technology categories Must bean entrepreneur aged 29 or younger on 30 June 2019 Should have a legitimate REGISTERED business on the continent Business or businesses should be two years or older Nominees must have risked own money and have a social impact Must be profit generating Must employ people in Africa All applications must be in English Should be available and prepared to participate in the Under 30 Meet-Up Sports Category Must be a sports person aged 29 or younger on 30 June 2019 Must be representing an African team Should have a proven track record of no less than two years Should be making significant earnings Should have some endorsement deals Entrepreneurship and social impact is a plus All applications must be in English Should be available and prepared to participate in the Under 30 Meet-Up Creatives Must be a creative aged 29 or younger on 30 June 2019 Must be from or based in Africa Should be making significant earnings Should have a proven creative record of no less than two years Must have social influence Entrepreneurship and social impact is a plus All applications must be in English Should be available and prepared to participate in the Under 30 Meet-Up Your entry should include: Country Full Name Company name/Team A short reason why they should be an Under 30 Links of published material about nominee Contact information Share your photographs, via email. Nominations must be sent to 30under30@abn360.com, Ancillar.Mangena@abn360.com and Karen.Mwendera@abn360.com All nominees will be vetted by a panel, FORBES AFRICA editors and the editorial team. https://www.cnbcafrica.com/news/special-report/2019/01/17/forbes-africa-under-30-2019-nominations-open/[/quote] |
LegendHero:You can apply next time Igbos are too busy
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Officialgarri:Igbos are too busy Forbes Africa Under 30 opens nominations for those interested Attention entrepreneurs,creatives, sport stars and technology geeks — the 2019 FORBES AFRICA Under 30 nominations are now open. FORBES AFRICA is on the hunt for Africans under the age of 30, who are building brands, creating jobs and representing and transforming the continent, to join the Under 30 community of 2019. JOHANNESBURG, : FORBES AFRICA is on the hunt for Africans under the age of 30, who are building brands, creating jobs and representing and transforming the continent, to join the Under 30 community for 2019. Each year, FORBES AFRICA looks for resilient self-starters, innovators, entrepreneurs and disruptors who have the acumen to stay the course in their chosen field, come what may. Past honorees include Kwesta, Nomzamo Mbatha, Ink Eze, Isaya Yunge, Jokate Mwegelo, Yannick Nzonde, Gilbert Eugene Peters, Yemi Alade, Vere Shaba, Kevin Lubega, Davido, Rivo Mhlari, Nasty C and Wiz Kid. “2019 will be the fifth anniversary of the FORBES AFRICA Under 30 list. Every year, there emerges, in the continent of a billion-plus people, young luminaries who are blazing a trail to the finish line, and the idea of the list is to unearth and uncover them on their way up,” says FORBES AFRICA’s Managing Editor, Methil Renuka. In addition to the three categories – Creatives, Technology and Business in 2018, this year, FORBES AFRICA introduces a new category — Sports. “Leaders are also born in the world of sport. It requires grit and determination to be a game-changer and they definitely need to be celebrated early,” says Renuka. If you think you have what it takes to be on this year’s list or know an entrepreneur, creative, technology entrepreneur or sports star under 30 with a proven track-record on the continent – introduce them to FORBES AFRICA by submitting your nomination. Nominations close on 15 February 2019. NOMINATIONS CRITERIA: Business and Technology categories Must bean entrepreneur aged 29 or younger on 30 June 2019 Should have a legitimate REGISTERED business on the continent Business or businesses should be two years or older Nominees must have risked own money and have a social impact Must be profit generating Must employ people in Africa All applications must be in English Should be available and prepared to participate in the Under 30 Meet-Up Sports Category Must be a sports person aged 29 or younger on 30 June 2019 Must be representing an African team Should have a proven track record of no less than two years Should be making significant earnings Should have some endorsement deals Entrepreneurship and social impact is a plus All applications must be in English Should be available and prepared to participate in the Under 30 Meet-Up Creatives Must be a creative aged 29 or younger on 30 June 2019 Must be from or based in Africa Should be making significant earnings Should have a proven creative record of no less than two years Must have social influence Entrepreneurship and social impact is a plus All applications must be in English Should be available and prepared to participate in the Under 30 Meet-Up Your entry should include: Country Full Name Company name/Team A short reason why they should be an Under 30 Links of published material about nominee Contact information Share your photographs, via email. Nominations must be sent to 30under30@abn360.com, Ancillar.Mangena@abn360.com and Karen.Mwendera@abn360.com All nominees will be vetted by a panel, FORBES AFRICA editors and the editorial team. https://www.cnbcafrica.com/news/special-report/2019/01/17/forbes-africa-under-30-2019-nominations-open/
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Ritchiee:Otondo
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totit:Otondo the real owners of GIP are Electric and Credit Suisse You now doubt New York Financial Times You guys are really funny, after claiming Ogunlesi is the owner of London Gatwick Airport ![]()
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totit:Dumb General Electric and Credit Suisse, are the owner of GIP, they are the real financial investors, stop fooling yourselves and, kindly read Financial Times
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totit:Global Infrastructure Partners was established in May 2006. Two founding investors in its first fund, GIP were Credit Suisse and General Electric. Both committed approximately 9% of the US$5.64 billion of GIP I's committed capital. The firm's first investment was announced in October 2006. It was a 50:50 joint venture between GIP and American International Group (AIG) to acquire London City Airport for an undisclosed sum. GIP announced the sale of the asset in February 2016 for a significant multiple of its acquisition price.
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totit:. Dumbo, Anheuser-Busch InBev SA control 15.2% of international brewery Nigeria but Obi of Onitsha who control 0.15% is their Chairman of international brewery, even Ajukwu control more shares than Obi of Onitsha
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totit:Founding partner You started the argument, please tell me how is the owner of Gatwick Airport as you guys claimed earlier See more founding partners
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Ritchiee:Otondo you are showing Wikipedia this is their website, GIP have many founding partners, and thousands of investors, VINCI is major shareholder of London Gatwick Airport not GIP https://www.global-infra.com/our-team/group/partners/ |
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totit:Are you that low not to understand the meaning of consortium of investors and managed by Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP). |
totit:Most of you are really dumb please tell me how Ogunlesi is the owner of London Gatwick Airport VINCI Airports owning the majority shareholding of 50.01% and the remainder owned by a consortium of investors and managed by Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) |
Ritchiee:Decades after regionalism you are still backward go to Yoruba typical states like Ogun, Oyo, Ekiti, Ondo and Osun, you will drive for more than two to three hours without seeing a single block house, mud houses every where, I wept the day I drove down to Ogun via Ondo not by the expressway, no single block house, mud houses every where, they are so backward, we couldn't see a single shop to buy bottle water or something to eat, bad roads everywhere, the whole place was like century back we do watch on TV, they are coco farmers, what they where hawking is bitter Kola and Kolanut, I can't forget my ugly experience in that backward state, your region is still backward when compare to East |
totit:They are all founding partners and there are thousands of investors in GIP, Ogunlesi is not the owner of Gatwick Airport you guys should stop spreading propaganda. |
Kennyswag:There are 22 founding partners in GIP and they are not the major shareholders in Gatwick airport, There're thousands investors in GIP |
Kennyswag:Otondo there is no place in economy it's stated that Forbes is a formula in measuring wealth, it just a magazine, you lobby they sing for you, you know Igbos by their investments by Forbes, who in Yoruba land can be comper To Arthur Eze owner of Oranto Petroleum
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Kennyswag:Greenway has been making noise for more than four years yet no single plane yet. |
Top leading oil exploration, production and services are Igbos Aito, Seplat, NestoIL, Oil serv Transportion Igbos Aviation Igbos Indigenous industries Igbos Trade and commerceIgbos Banking sector Igbos ITC Igbos so which area are you leading Igbos except insurance company |
Ritchiee:You guys are far below Igbos in success, why is Adenuga exile in Ghana? |
Ritchiee:Like I said you think and argue like a toddler |
Ritchiee:Audio 1.5 billion that FG yet to receive Adenuga that's seriously indebted to FG, and other network providers ,why is Adenuga on exile? He is scared for FG not to open his file and expose the real owner of Glo ![]() |
DREAMZZZ:Our people play low key, unlike west that pay for PR , make silly noise on media , when you hear them making silly noise abut Otedola that can't even be compare to Ernest Azudialor of Nestoil or Abc Orjiakor of Seplat these are billionaires in dollars with low key |
Uju Ifejika listed by NASDQ as six most powerful women in oil and gas in the world
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Ritchiee:Uju Ifejika no be media hype like Alakija ,her competitors are big guys in oil fields not the lazy hair dresser
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Ritchiee:Why is Adenuga on exile?
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Ritchiee:Fact you are inexperience in oil sector
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Ritchiee:Alakija is enjoying leftover from Chevron thank god for IBB, Uju bought her well developed the well and she is the only female in exploration and production, Alakija is there enjoying little Chevron is throwing to her, she doesn't explore or produce |
Ritchiee:Most of you from West are plan dumb Emeka Offor Kaztec fabrication company worth $1.3 billion, you can use your Google, Emeka Offor is the owner of Chrome oil and gas, Nigeria inland container port, Nimek Investments Limited, Niger Insurance Plc., Guinea Insurance Plc., Global Scansystems Nigeria Limited, Enugu Electricity Distribution Company, Elcrest Exploration and Production Company Limited, Chrome Insurance Brokers Limited, Inland Containers Nigeria Limited, among others. There are indeed over 20 active companies operating both in Nigeria and overseas under Chrome Group. Until recently, Sir Emeka Offor was the Chairman Board of ERHC Energy Inc., a United States of America based independent oil and gas company with a focus on exploration and production in the Gulf of Guinea. |
Ritchiee:Imagine this Dumbo comparing Uju Ifejika to Baba Ijebu waiting Must no go see for gate ![]() Uju Ifejika is the own of Brittania U
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