Yes me, of course! Yay! Also on the list by the New Africa magazine are President Buhari and former president Goodluck Jonathan, Lupita Nyong'o, Trevor Noah, Dangote and many more...continue...


The magazine also had..
-The UN Special Advisor on Post Development Planning, Amina J. Mohammed
-AFDB’s new President, Akinwumi Adesina
-Nigerian Diasporan, UK MP and Labour Party leadership hopeful, Chuka Umunna
-World Bank VP and Treasurer, Arunma Oteh,
-Nigerian industrialist, Aliko Dangote
-UN Special Advisor on Post Development Planning, Amina J. Mohammed
The annual “100 Most Influential Africans of 2015,” according to a statement from the magazine, presents the continent’s definitive power list and profiles the continent’s top game changers in eight different fields: Politics (22); Public Office (four); Arts and Culture (21); Business (21); Civil Society (11); Technology (nine); Media (seven); and Sports (five).
The magazine also had..
-The UN Special Advisor on Post Development Planning, Amina J. Mohammed
-AFDB’s new President, Akinwumi Adesina
-Nigerian Diasporan, UK MP and Labour Party leadership hopeful, Chuka Umunna
-World Bank VP and Treasurer, Arunma Oteh,
-Nigerian industrialist, Aliko Dangote
-UN Special Advisor on Post Development Planning, Amina J. Mohammed
The annual “100 Most Influential Africans of 2015,” according to a statement from the magazine, presents the continent’s definitive power list and profiles the continent’s top game changers in eight different fields: Politics (22); Public Office (four); Arts and Culture (21); Business (21); Civil Society (11); Technology (nine); Media (seven); and Sports (five).
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