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Reputation Poll 100 Most Reputable Africans 2018
Leading Global Reputation-Management Consulting Company, Reputation Poll, has released its inaugural list of 100 Most Reputable Africans.
The list which features individuals from diverse sectors including: Leadership, Entertainment, Advocacy, Education and Business has representation from 33 African Countries with 55 males and 45 females.
The list of 100 Africans has Nigeria leading with 21 individuals with South Africa, Kenya and Ghana following respectively.
Very prominent personalities featured in the list include: Rwanda’s Paul Kagame, Nigeria’s Prof Yemi Osibanjo, South Africa’s Cyril Ramaphosa, and Mauritius’s Ameenah Gurib.
In governance; the list features 3 African Presidents, 2 Vice Presidents, 2 former Presidents, a former Vice President, a First lady, Members of Parliament and Ministers.
In Business; Strive Masiyiwa, Koos Bekker, Barclays Bank’s Patience Akyianu and Wendy Lucas Bull are represented for their works across Africa.
For their fight against corruption are: Ghana’s special Prosecutor, Martin Amidu and South Africa’s Public Prosecutor, Busisiwe Mkhwebane.
In Leadership; Dr. Josephine Ojiambo, H.E Graça Machel DBE, Dr Paul Enenche and Winnie Byanyima are also featured on the list.
They are joined by others of less popularity but great potency in the vigor of their social impact, as well as Social Entrepreneurs who are transforming businesses in Africa and affecting lives positively without controversy.
Reputation Poll which is known globally for its annual ranking of the 100 Most Reputable People on Earth and Most Reputable CEOs in various countries, is also set to be announcing new set of research works on personalities and brands across the globe.
During the announcement of the list, the Board made mention of their continued focus and commitment in honouring individuals, Organisations and brands who consistently impact lives positively around the world and in Africa.
More details are available on
www.reputationpoll.com
Below is the full list in alphabetical order:
1. Akinwumi Adesina || President, African Development Bank
2. Ameenah Gurib (H.E) || President, Mauritius
3. Amina J Mohammed || Deputy Secretary General, UN
4. Anas Aremeyaw Anas || Investigative Journalist
5. Angela Ndambuki || CEO, Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry
6. At Boshoff || Senior Pastor, Christian Revival Church
7. Beldina Auma || Former Chairperson, World Bank-IMF African Society
8. Biram Dah Abeid || Advocate
9. Busisiwe Mkhwebane || Public Prosecutor, South Africa
10. Buumba Malambo || Founder, Buumbalambo Foundation
11. Carlos Lopes || Professor, Graduate School of Development Policy and Practice
12. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie || Activist
13. Chris O. Imafidon (Prof) || Intellectual, Chair, Www.ExcellenceinEducation.org.uk
14. Chris Oyakhilome (Dr.) || Founder, Christ Embassy
15. Cyril Ramaphosa || President, South Africa
16. Dambisa Moyo || Global Economist
17. Daniel Kaluuya || Actor
18. David Maraga (Justice) || Chief Justice, Kenya
19. David Oyedepo (Bishop) || Founder, Winners’ Chapel
20. Denis Mukwege || Gynecologist
21. Desmond Tutu (Archbishop) || Retired Anglican Bishop
22. Edna Adan Ismail || Anti-FGM Activist
23. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (H.E) || Former President, Liberia
24. Ellinah Wamukoya (Bishop) || Bishop, Swaziland
25. Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi || Emir, Kano State
26. Enoch Adeboye (Pastor) || GO, Redeemed Christian Church of God
27. Ezekiel Mutua || CEO, Kenya Film Classification Board
28. Fadumo Dayib || Politician
29. Farida Nabourema || Activist, Togo
30. Fela Durotoye || Motivational Speaker
31. Francis Arinze (Cardinal) || Cardinal, Roman Catholic Church
32. Fred Swaniker || Founder, African Leadership Academy
33. Graça Machel DBE (H.E.) || Co-Founder, Africa Progress Panel
34. Graca Maria Sanches || Politician
35. Hania Morsi Fadl (Dr.) || Activist
36. Inonge Wina (H.E.) || Vice President, Zambia
37. Jaha Dukureh || Advocate
38. January Makamba || Minister, Tanzania
39. John Momoh || Founder, Channels TV
40. Josephine Ojiambo (Dr.) || Deputy Secretary-General, Commonwealth
41. Joyce Banda (H.E.) || Former President, Malawi
42. Judy Dlamini (Dr.) || Founder, Mbekani Group
43. Julie Gichuru || CEO, African Leadership Dialogues
44. Julien Ciakudia (Prof) || Anglican Reverend
45. Justina Mutale (Dr.) || Founder, Justina Mutale Leadership Foundation
46. Ken Kwaku (Dr.) || Former Director, Africa International Dev, Commonwealth
47. Khadija Patel || Editor-in-Chief, Mail & Guardian
48. Killion Munyama || MP, Polish Parliament
49. King Mohammed VI || King of Morocco
50. Kofi Annan || Co-Founder, Africa Progress Panel
51. Koos Bekker || Chairman, Naspers
52. Laila Mamou || CEO, Wafasalaf
53. Leymah Gbowee || Peace Activist, Women of Liberia Mass Action for Peace
54. Lupita Nyong’o || Actress
55. Makhosi Khoza || Former MP, South Africa
56. Martin Amidu || Special Prosecutor, Ghana
57. Mathews Phosa || Politician/Lawyer
58. Matthew Hassan Kukah (Bishop) || Bishop, Roman Catholic Church
59. Mbuyiseni Ndlozi (Dr.) || National Spokesperson, Economic Freedom Fighters
60. Mensa Otabil || Founder, International Central Gospel Church
61. Mo Ibrahim || Founder, Mo Ibrahim Foundation
62. Mohamed ElBaradei || Former Vice-President, Egypt
63. Mohamed Mansour || Chairman, Mansour Group
64. Mohammed Dewji || President & CEO, MeTL Group
65. Mohammed Sanusi Barkindo || Secretary General, OPEC
66. Monica Geingos (H.E.) || First Lady, Namibia
67. Monica Kerretts-Makau (Dr.) || Senior faculty, Strathmore Business School
68. Mosun Bello-Olusoga || Board Chair, Access Bank PLC Nigeria
69. Moussa Faki Mahamat || Chairperson, African Union Commission
70. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (Dr.) || Former Minister, Nigeria
71. Nkosana Moyo (Dr.) || Politician
72. Obiageli Ezekwesili || Co-Founder, Transparency International
73. Olga Johnson || Secretary-General, Energy for Africa Foundation
74. Patience Akyianu || MD, Barclays Bank Ghana
75. Patrick Awuah || Founder, Ashesi University
76. Paul Enenche (Dr.) || Senior Pastor, Dunamis International Gospel Centre
77. Paul Kagame (H.E) || President, Rwanda
78. PLO Lumumba || Director, Kenya School of Law
79. Rebecca Enonchong || CEO, AppsTech
80. Reginald Mengi || Chairman, IPP Limited
81. Ruth Oniang’o (Prof) || Founder, Rural Outreach Africa
82. Samuel Kofi Woods || Activist & Former Minister, Liberia
83. Santie Botha || Chancellor, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University
84. Sara Menker || Founder, Gro Intelligence
85. Soyode Alistair || Founder, Ben TV London
86. Stanley Ntagali (Archbishop) || Archbishop, Uganda
87. Stephen Saad || Founder, Aspen Pharmacare
88. Strive Masiyiwa || Executive Chairman, Econet Wireless
89. Sultan Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar III || Emir, Sokoto
90. Susan Fajana Thomas || Former Mayor/Councilor, Hackney, England
91. Tedros Adhanom (Dr.) || Director General, World Health Organization
92. Thuli Madonsela || Former Public Prosecutor, South Africa
93. Tony Elumelu || Founder, Tony Elumelu Foundation
94. Trevor Noah || TV Host, The Daily Show
95. Unity Dow || Activist
96. Wendy Lucas Bull || Board Chair, Barclays Africa Group
97. Wendy Luhabe Founder || Women Private Equity Fund
98. Winnie Byanyima || Executive Director, Oxfam International
99. Yaw Nsarkoh || Executive Vice President, Unilever Ghana/ Nigeria
00. Yemi Osinbajo (Prof) || Vice President, Federal Republic of Nigeria
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GloriaNinja:
THIS COUNTRY HAS ALWAYS BEEN A ZOO

There is power in the tongue.


Lets be positive about our dear country

I was in a discussion that generated into a heated argument where all the ladies seem to unanimously agreed & believed that there boyfriends must take full responsibility of there financial needs even when they are not engaged.

I countered there line of arguments by saying no guy is mandated to help his girlfriend out of any financial difficulties and it is even not his duty to give you any money for your upkeep since he is neither your father nor husband. If a guy is giving, it should be at his own free will.. But guess what they all said! They said I'm naturally stingy hence my perception. But in Truth, I am not stingy!! I just believed that ladies should be more industrious and shouldn't depend on guys financially...

Ladies and Guys in the house, what is your take on this issue??

DrinkLimca:
my words really pained you that you had to sit on your wooden chair to reply me with your Nokia c5..

Lol you have built a house and you are rich by the 45 thousand naira E money sent to you?

Or is it by uploading empty bottles of cheap wine with red cups you stole from a burial ceremony, that is making you think you are rich?

Nigga stop deceiving yourself and take my advice,, go and sell gala for gala selling is your talent..

I will slap senses to una brain now

epitome of beauty

USELESS SOLDIER...


NA TO DEY SLAY FOR PICS DEM SABI

MY PEOPLE WHAT SHOULD WE FRY NOW

nairavsdollars:
seems she yaf join illuminati

how can I join too? seems like you know how

what is she wearing sef

Money dey change person

dirty lagos

Chikita66:
You would have struggled more to reach 3.5


But its not the end of the world.

sick people everywhere

really

she should go get married

kestolove95:
ogboni tins

Hope say you no get Brain tumor?

Honestly, guys been dey fall hand since since 17BC

I'm not suppose to be here

arik again

Sirventor01:
lol I no dey dull I deflowered the lady in question so it is not about smashing

probably you'll need to get your di*k enlarged

OP you wicked o.....


You wan kill her psychologically and emotionally abi

[quote author=krissconnect post=65715248][/quote]Lolz.... But on a more serious notes, the guy couldn't read the hand writing on the Wall.... As in Dude dey dull hinsef....

wow

donstan18:
You earlier said you both were BEST OF FRIENDS, ofwhich it's assumed you both use to talk as friends.


And you later typed that ONE THING led to other that made you guyz GOT TALKING

Please, what is that ONE THING that made you guyz GOT TALKING the kind of TALKS you didn't talk all the time you were best friends

What's the ONE THING ? , hope it's not what I'm thinking

LMAO....

BTW, WETIN CONCERN YOU IF IT IS THAT THING YOUR'RE THINKING....

She's giving you a green light to do it rough in the bedroom. Decode the logic and use your senses

z11111:
Greetings to our dear beloved Naira land members,

If you dont get to hear or see what people are going through ,you wont get to understand the extent of heart break people go through. Imagine waiting for a man who put you in a family way and end up being dumped. I do not support men planning to travel to a new place to just leave their newly married wife at home.

Dear Lively Stones ,

I got married traditionally four years ago to Abdul. As soon as we got married,he went to South Africa where his business is. I discovered I was pregnant a month later. At the time,I had to go and live with his parents in Ilorin. Living with inlaws is very difficult,they almost want to run your life.

Abdul kept telling me that he was working on our visa for me and my daughter to come join him but a whole year past and there was nothing. I was really lonely and frustrated. After my daughter clocked one year.Abdul stopped calling home. His parents and I were worried and wondered what had happened.

Rumors began to come in that Abdul was arrested and jailed in South Africa for doing drugs. We couldnt confirm that but we also didnt know how to reach him. At that point,even feeding was becoming tough for us as Abdul wasnt sending in money as before. So I told my inlaws that I needed a job. A friend of mine in Lagos asked me to come so she can get a job for me. So I left my daughter with my inlaws and moved to Lagos.

I got to Lagos two years ago. There was no job. I just had OND,even that couldn't find me a job. I didnt know Lagos was that difficult. But I was determined. I worked as sales girls for about seven months before things picked up. I got an office assistant job later on. Being alone in this city is not easy. I get alot of passes from men but I made up my mind to honor my marriage.

About this time,the rumors that were making rounds was that Abdul was now free from prison but married to a white south African woman. That broke me.My parents were also worried that I was wasting my life. When Kunle,a young man I met from work started coming for me,I kept resisting but not

http://livelystones.com.ng/i-waited-for-him-for-four-years-but-he-took-my-daughter-away/

wow

shugaboo:
Lolz he wasn't helping with a genuine heart

Na which kind play dog dey play with lion

IF I AM THE GUY, I WOULD INSTANTLY POUR THE WATER ON HER AND HER BOYFRIEND.....

CRAZY WORLD!!

who is Buhari by the way