Renowned media mogul Mo Abudu has once again secured a place on the prestigious Forbes World’s 100 Most Powerful Women list. This marks her third consecutive appearance on the global ranking, further cementing her status as a trailblazer in the media and entertainment industry.
Abudu, expressed her gratitude for the recognition and her pride in representing Africa on such a significant platform.
Taking to social media to share the news, Mo Abudu described the honor as humbling and inspiring. “It is an incredible honor to represent the media and entertainment sector, to stand as a proud Black woman, and to fly the flag for Nigeria and Africa on this prestigious global platform,” she wrote.
Mo Abudu also extended her congratulations to the other remarkable women on the list, highlighting the achievements of her compatriot and dear friend, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.
The Director-General of the World Trade Organization has also been a consistent presence on the Forbes list, and Abudu praised her “unwavering brilliance and leadership” as a source of inspiration for all.
Reflecting on the importance of representation, Abudu emphasized the need for inclusivity on global platforms. “Representation matters,” she stated. “When we see women of color, women from developing nations, and women breaking barriers in all industries recognized on a global stage, it reminds us of what’s possible.”
The Forbes World’s 100 Most Powerful Women list recognises individuals making significant contributions across various fields, including business, politics, media, philanthropy, and entertainment.
Mo Abudu’s inclusion highlights her impact as the founder of EbonyLife Media, a company renowned for reshaping narratives about Africa and amplifying African voices on the global stage.
Her work in storytelling, content creation, and breaking barriers in the entertainment sector has not only elevated African cinema but also opened doors for a new generation of creatives.
According to her, “Here’s to more women rising and rewriting the narrative. “
She noted that her recognition on the Forbes World’s 100 Most Powerful Women list is not just a personal achievement but a victory for Nigeria, Africa, and the global movement for women’s empowerment.
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