...Over 150 Leading Business, Diplomatic Leaders Set To Attend Event In Johannesburg
The publisher, African Leadership Magazine, has said that over 150 Leading African business, political and diplomatic leaders will be attending the 8th edition of the African Leadership Magazine Persons of the Year event. The event with the theme: Africa for Africans - Exploring the Gains of a Connected Continent, is billed to hold on the 28th- 29th February 2020, in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Dr. Giami, who made this known via a press release from the Publisher's office, in the group's corporate headquarters in UK, stated that, "This year, the event will focus on the following broad themes, - 'Investments into Africa; jobs & wealth creation; promotion of sustainable peace & development; delivering of democratic values; & the promotion of Africa's image globally."
Continuing, Dr. Giami maintained that, "the theme pretty much sums up some of the continent's major challenges." The event presents a unique opportunity for delegates to contribute towards the onerous task of advancing Africa's future - a responsibility that African Leadership has continued to promote for the past 10 years.
The final 2019 winners are: Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, Nigeria - African of the Year; Rawya Mansour, Founder, RAMSCO Company - African Female Leader of the Year; Dr. Yusuf Karodia, Founder, Regent Business School and MANCOSA - ALM Person of the Year -Educational Development; Ashish Thakkar, CEO, Mara Phone - ALM Person of the Year - Employment Generation; Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, President of Egypt - ALM Person of the Year - Political Leadership; Femi Otedola, Founder, Femi Otedola Foundation - ALM Person of the Year 2019 - Philanthropy & Charitable Contributions to Society; Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, Wizkid, Music Artist - ALM Young Person of the Year.
Other award winners includes: His Majesty King Mohammed VI, King of Morocco - African of the Year Commendation Award; Helen Oritsejafor, MD/CEO, Eagle Heights Group, Nigeria - African Female Leader of the Year Commendation Award; Afe Babalola, Founder Afe Bablola University Nigeria - ALM Person of the Year -Educational Development Commendation Award; Abdulsalmad Rabiu, Chief Executive Officer, BUA Group, Nigeria - ALM Person of the Year Employment Generation Commendation Award; H.E. Sahle-Work Zewde, President of Ethiopia, ALM Person of the Year - Political Leadership Commendation Award; Patrice Motsepe, Motesepe Foundation, South Africa, ALM Person of the Year - Philanthropy & Charitable Contributions to Society Commendation Award and Isaya Yunge, Founder, SomaApps Technologies Ltd, Tanzania, ALM Young Person of the Year Commendation Award.
The African Leadership Magazine Persons of the Year, is Africa's premium vote-based endorsement, reserved annually for the Africans who are contributing towards promoting the continent and positively altering her narrative.
The event which is in its 8th year, has become a referendum of some sort by Africans on purposeful leadership in the continent. A shortlist of nominees are selected from results gathered via a Call for nomination - traditionally promoted via a paid online and offline campaigns across the continent, Europe, and the Americas. The call for nomination and subsequent selection of Africans with the largest number of entries in 7 categories, is followed by a poll on our website: www.africanleadershipmagazine.co.uk and our social media platforms - through which the winners emerge.
The keenly contested poll, across 7 different categories, attracted over 300,000 entries on the website; entries across our social media platforms, and submissions via email. Winners shall be decorated and presented with the instruments of honour on the 28th February 2020 in Johannesburg, South Africa, at a colourful ceremony that will attract a wide spectrum of African policy, diplomatic and business leaders. The winners were unveiled by the Publisher of the Magazine Mr. Ken Giami, at the UK Head Office of the group, after the awards committee working with the editorial team concluded the collation of both online and offline votes and submissions from the over 1 million subscribers/followership base of the publication.
Dr. Giami, who made this known via a press release from the Publisher's office, in the group's corporate headquarters in UK, stated that, "This year, the event will focus on the following broad themes, - 'Investments into Africa; jobs & wealth creation; promotion of sustainable peace & development; delivering of democratic values; & the promotion of Africa's image globally."
Continuing, Dr. Giami maintained that, "the theme pretty much sums up some of the continent's major challenges." The event presents a unique opportunity for delegates to contribute towards the onerous task of advancing Africa's future - a responsibility that African Leadership has continued to promote for the past 10 years.
The final 2019 winners are: Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, Nigeria - African of the Year; Rawya Mansour, Founder, RAMSCO Company - African Female Leader of the Year; Dr. Yusuf Karodia, Founder, Regent Business School and MANCOSA - ALM Person of the Year -Educational Development; Ashish Thakkar, CEO, Mara Phone - ALM Person of the Year - Employment Generation; Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, President of Egypt - ALM Person of the Year - Political Leadership; Femi Otedola, Founder, Femi Otedola Foundation - ALM Person of the Year 2019 - Philanthropy & Charitable Contributions to Society; Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, Wizkid, Music Artist - ALM Young Person of the Year.
Other award winners includes: His Majesty King Mohammed VI, King of Morocco - African of the Year Commendation Award; Helen Oritsejafor, MD/CEO, Eagle Heights Group, Nigeria - African Female Leader of the Year Commendation Award; Afe Babalola, Founder Afe Bablola University Nigeria - ALM Person of the Year -Educational Development Commendation Award; Abdulsalmad Rabiu, Chief Executive Officer, BUA Group, Nigeria - ALM Person of the Year Employment Generation Commendation Award; H.E. Sahle-Work Zewde, President of Ethiopia, ALM Person of the Year - Political Leadership Commendation Award; Patrice Motsepe, Motesepe Foundation, South Africa, ALM Person of the Year - Philanthropy & Charitable Contributions to Society Commendation Award and Isaya Yunge, Founder, SomaApps Technologies Ltd, Tanzania, ALM Young Person of the Year Commendation Award.
The African Leadership Magazine Persons of the Year, is Africa's premium vote-based endorsement, reserved annually for the Africans who are contributing towards promoting the continent and positively altering her narrative.
The event which is in its 8th year, has become a referendum of some sort by Africans on purposeful leadership in the continent. A shortlist of nominees are selected from results gathered via a Call for nomination - traditionally promoted via a paid online and offline campaigns across the continent, Europe, and the Americas. The call for nomination and subsequent selection of Africans with the largest number of entries in 7 categories, is followed by a poll on our website: www.africanleadershipmagazine.co.uk and our social media platforms - through which the winners emerge.
The keenly contested poll, across 7 different categories, attracted over 300,000 entries on the website; entries across our social media platforms, and submissions via email. Winners shall be decorated and presented with the instruments of honour on the 28th February 2020 in Johannesburg, South Africa, at a colourful ceremony that will attract a wide spectrum of African policy, diplomatic and business leaders. The winners were unveiled by the Publisher of the Magazine Mr. Ken Giami, at the UK Head Office of the group, after the awards committee working with the editorial team concluded the collation of both online and offline votes and submissions from the over 1 million subscribers/followership base of the publication.
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