In a proud moment for Nigeria, three exceptional individuals—Adebayo Ogunlesi, Tope Awotona, and Wemimo Abbey—have been celebrated on Forbes Magazine’s inaugural list of the most powerful, impactful, and wealthy Black Americans.
Together, these trailblazers boast a combined net worth exceeding $4 billion and are credited with creating thousands of jobs across Africa, America, and Europe. Their contributions span diverse industries, from finance and entrepreneurship to technology and social impact, demonstrating the global influence of Nigerian excellence.
Adebayo Ogunlesi, a prominent investor and infrastructure leader, Tope Awotona, the visionary founder of scheduling platform Calendly, and Wemimo Abbey, a trailblazer in fintech and co-founder of Esusu, have not only elevated their respective fields but also served as ambassadors of Nigeria’s resilient spirit and rich cultural heritage.
Their recognition on such a prestigious platform underscores the enduring values of respect, humility, and diplomacy rooted in Lukumi Yoruba traditions. Nigerians at home and abroad celebrate these role models as an inspiration to future generations, proving that with determination and innovation, global success is within reach.
Congratulations to Adebayo Ogunlesi, Tope Awotona, and Wemimo Abbey on this remarkable achievement as they are keep flying the Nigeria Flag proudly Globally.
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