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LegendHero:
Lol. All these titles for Mazi Invictus?

You can apply next time Igbos are too busy

BeautifulMind2:
You can apply next time Igbos are too busy

Busy in prison like Invictus currently?

Yes we all know about that.

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]

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]

ednut1:
how old is davido again He is a top act also running a record label with big musicians. So how d Bleep is pato or eazi there. Its all paid for bro. Is that not how invictus too enter one list too

Davido has been on the list before
Same as Wizkid


You enter the list only once

DexterousOne:
Davido has been on the list before
Same as Wizkid


You enter the list only once

even if. Who be eazi or cuppy to enter the list. Politics

LegendHero:
Busy in prison like Invictus currently?

Yes we all know about that.

Igbos are busy making money while Yorubas are after fame and owambe

LegendHero:
Busy in prison like Invictus currently?

Yes we all know about that.

Teebilion:
you quoted the first time and ignored , still quoted the second time , it’s obvious you are attention seeking , get a life and get a glass too

Don’t even know what you’re talking about.
All I know is uve bin corrected
Next time use your head

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright

Fuckkking list

Who gives a fuckkk about them

Everybody na strong man for him own side

Thanks jare omo iya mi na we know wetin we worth ooo
So far say our 3 sq meal dey always Gallant

totit:

You can apply their office is located in South Africa, don't be surprised to see your name on the next list


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/

BeautifulMind2:
You can apply their office is located in South Africa, don't be surprised to see your name on the next list


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/

The reason why you can't apply is because you don't have what it takes, I lie?

Don't be jealous and stop trolling about the beautiful thread out of envy and jealousy for yoloba people. If I were you I would pray I meet the requirements.

totit:
The reason why you can't apply is because you don't have what it takes, I lie?

Don't be jealous and stop trolling about the beautiful thread out of envy and jealousy for yoloba people. If I were you I would pray I meet the requirements.

Otondo what does it take, spending my money for one year fame, tell me how much they will pay me then you will see how we Igbos will line-up.

Accordingly to them 6 out of the 9 are Afonja. If this is what it takes to be an Afonja then I am proud to be one of them !!!

Teebilion:
9 names , 6 yorubas , hmmm

We don’t shout

Yoruba Amaka

I pray to make it there someday

Olusegun Ayomide Shedrach
Founder and CEO: The Prime Insane Universe
Category : Entertainment

Even South Africa that host Forbes Africa are smarter, how of them are in the list,only Owambe tribe that enjoys hyping

BeautifulMind2:
Otondo what does it take, spending my money for one year fame, tell me how much they will pay me then you will see how we Igbos will line-up.

You are obviously bitter, or you are jealous because the afonjas dominate the lists.

* You want to tell us if you were there when Forbes is being paid?

* You want to tell is how ibos boys were too busy that none of them could make the lists?

You are known for your usual oral stats and self-made figures.

They are too busy, right? Why won't they be too busy to share and explain how they enmass their naira, audio millions that has no source than criminality. Perhaps, 99%

Only in West you will see them borrow money from Igbo man to host child dedication party or wedding sew asoebi, making silly noise and disturbing the neighborhoods, while their accounts are empty.

totit:
You are obviously bitter, or you are jealous because the afonjas dominate the lists.

* You want to tell us if you were there when Forbes is being paid?

* You want to tell is how ibos boys were too busy that none of them could make the lists?

You are known for your usual oral stats and self-made figures.

They are too busy, right? Why won't they be too busy to share and explain how they enmass their naira, audio millions that has no source than criminality. Perhaps, 99%

Who is more criminal in southern region than Obasanjo and Tinubu?

BeautifulMind2:
Only in West you will see them borrow money from Igbo man to host child dedication party or wedding sew asoebi, making silly noise and disturbing the neighborhoods, while their accounts are empty.

You are obviously bitter and angered by the news hence you won't be making up stories to pull those great Yoloba people down.

You must think everyone here is foolish go buy your stories that can't be confirmed.

You are frustrated dude!

Get well

BeautifulMind2:
Who is more criminal in southern region than Obasanjo and Tinubu?

Answer the damn questions now?

Were you there to see how busy your audio billionaires were that they can't partake in the Forbes lists?

Were you not there when and how they paid Forbes? Oya, show the world you are not a village, bitter soul who's been swallowed by envy by providing how that happened or prove!

Envy. See him sweating

sammyj:
Accordingly to them 6 out of the 9 are Afonja. If this is what it takes to be an Afonja then I am proud to be one of them !!!

Afonja Amaka!!

totit:
You are obviously bitter and angered by the news hence you won't be making up stories to pull those great Yoloba people down.

You must think everyone here is foolish go buy your stories that can't be confirmed.

You are frustrated dude!

Get well

You can apply next time since you guys drive so much joy in hyping, we only dominate competitions money are involved, you can research in all competitions money is involve and check out the names of Igbos that applied Who want to be a millionaire the person that won the star price is Igbo, Golder ultimate search Igbos dominated, Nigeria prize for literature by NLNG Igbos dominated, Big brother Igbos dominated and others, we are after money not fame, not answering second Africa richest man while you are serving IBB and Atiku

BeautifulMind2:
You can apply next time since you guys drive so much joy in hyping, we only dominate competitions money is involve, you can research in all competitions money is involve and check out the names of Igbos that applied Who want to be a millionaire the person that won the star price is Igbo, Golder ultimate search Igbos dominated, Nigeria prize for literature by NLNG Igbos dominated, Big brother Igbos dominated and others, we are after money not fame, not answering second Africa richest man while you are serving IBB and Atiku

You are obviously suffering from a chronic inferiority complex. "Gulder Ultimate search' now all of a sudden?



You were going to tell us how Forbes was paid and how your audio billionaires in alaigbo couldn't show up or afford the so-called ' paid fee? Right



So, tell us you just made that up?
Erm, you were also going to tell us or show us how some yoloba borrowed money from you to throw owambe parties. The envy and jealousy is all over you albeit, you try to hide it.

Donde

BeautifulMind2:
Only in West you will see them borrow money from Igbo man to host child dedication party or wedding sew asoebi, making silly noise and disturbing the neighborhoods, while their accounts are empty.

We all know the tribe of the idiot who borrowed money form GT bank, a Yoruba owned bank and refused to pay. Bloody vagabonds.

Barbilius:
We all know the tribe of the idiot who borrowed money form GT bank, a Yoruba owned bank and refused to pay. Bloody vagabonds.

Who told you GTBank is Yoruba bank? Dodomayana

Barbilius:
We all know the tribe of the idiot who borrowed money form GT bank, a Yoruba owned bank and refused to pay. Bloody vagabonds.

That dude lives in the moon. His delusions is out of this human world . He's obviously from Anambra.

Barbilius:
We all know the tribe of the idiot who borrowed money form GT bank, a Yoruba owned bank and refused to pay. Bloody vagabonds.

UK firms are major financers and major investors in GTBank, Yorubas there are Managing their investments

totit:
That dude lives in the moon. His delusions is out of this human world . He's obviously from Anambra.

We are after money not fame, average Nigerian know this, I don't need to explain

BeautifulMind2:
Who told you GTBank is Yoruba bank? Dodomayana

No, it's shukudi that founded it.

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BeautifulMind2:
UK firms are major financers and major investors in GTBank, Yorubas there are Managing their investments

[s][/s]
Trash. Those are shareholders, and thankfully, they ain't ibos, was your innoson blind, abi he didn't see ibo banks before he went to gtb?