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cooldipo:
UK made then who they are.... They are world leader in their own right now....





Are you pledging......

Jaideyone:
UK made mo abudu who she is? you are obviously ignorant.


before I forget

Yoruba amaka!!!

Jaideyone:
UK made mo abudu who she is? you are obviously ignorant.


before I forget

Yoruba amaka!!!

rodeo0070:
The chairman and CEO Of EbonyLife Media, Mo Abudu, has been named on The Powerlist 2018. The list is an annual list of the UK’s top 100 most influential people of African and Caribbean heritage.

The Powerlist was recently revealed at a gala dinner in the City of London held to celebrate the honorees and raise funds for related charities.

Alongside Mo Abudu, some others who made the list include the likes of boxing champion, Anthony Joshua as well as Hollywood actor, John Boyega. Some others named on the list include Meghan Markle, Idris Elba, Thandie Newton, Naomie Harris and more.

The 12-year-old Powerlist is chosen from a list of nominees by a distinguished panel, chaired by a former high court judge, that includes a Queen’s Counsel and leading professionals in business and the arts. Each year, the panel is reminded that ‘influence’ of the nominees is defined as “the ability to positively alter events and change lives as over a protracted period of time”.

Reacting to the news of being named on the prestigious list, Mo said,

“The Powerlist is the most authoritative recognition of Black influence in the UK, therefore I am honoured and humbled to be included. It’s nice to know that those of us who return home to make our contribution are not being overlooked. This publication is sent to schools and universities all over the UK, so I hope that my story can influence even one child to follow their dreams.”

Topping the list though, is the inspirational Ric Lewis, CEO of Tristan Capital Partners, Britain’s largest black-owned and black run business. He’s also the founder of the Black Heart Foundation charity.

Others include Sharon White, Ismail Ahmed, Jacky Wright, Sandie Okoro, Ebele Okobi, Prof Funmi Olonisakin, Paulette Rowe, Edward Enninful, Richard Iferenta, etc.

SOURCE: https://brandspurng.com/mo-abudu-john-boyega-anthony-joshua-make-uk-100-black-powerlist/

masciv:
Yoruba Amaka




Igbo Amaka(DISAPPOINT)

kayfra:
Igbo Amaka

Noel1:
Igbo Amaka...

RedboneSmith:


Well, sadly for you, there are three Igbos in the top ten of the 100 UK Black Power list, and fourteen Igbos on the overall list.

People are talking about Mo Abudu and the other two guys because this is the first time they will be appearing on the list, not because they are the only Nigerians on it.

If you want to see the full list: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/powerlist-2019-100-most-influential-13459460

masciv:
story for the cows