Forbes, FIN Honour RamatuAliyu With Outstanding Woman of The Year Award
- Foreign Investment Network, a Forbes affiliate in Africa and emerging markets has honoured a former Nigerian Minister
- FIN will present Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu with FIN Outstanding Woman of the Year Award in London
- The award is given to the erstwhile minister state for her commitment to Nigerians’ well-being
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Foreign Investment Network (FIN), the African knowledge partner of the Forbes Best of Africa Award for Emerging Markets, has honoured Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu, FIN Outstanding Woman Of The Year Award 2023.
The award will be presented to her in London, United Kingdom on July 18, 2023, by Mark Furlong, President, Forbes Customs during the FIN/ Forbes Best of Africa Award Reception, London, United Kingdom.
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FIN/Forbes restates commitment to rewarding philanthropy
The former Minister of State, an accomplished and exceptional political leader, administrator and humanitarian, has over the years dedicated her time, resources and energy to bridging the gap between the rich and the poor with her philanthropy.
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A letter co-signed by the President of FIN Group, Alex Itkin and the Chairman of FIN Group, H. E Olayinka Fayomi said the erstwhile minister’s commitment to public welfare, education and social well-being of Nigerians necessitated the conferment of the award.
The letter reads:
"Your nomination is in recognition of your unparalleled character, thorough leadership, uncommon courage, resilience, commitment to welfare and philanthropy
"Your notable achievements alongside many philanthropic and humanitarian works centred around social mobility, healthcare and shelter are beyond impressive. We also commend your active support to those with poor backgrounds, providing free education, funding, elderly care and entrepreneurial development.
"You will be receiving the award alongside Lord John Bird OBE (Member of House of Lords, UK), Dr Wafik Mustafa (Chairman, British Arab Network), Duchess Niveen Garmal (UN peace Ambassador), Rajesh Agrawal Deputy Mayor London (business), Rabrinda Limachane (businessman and Philanthropist), Rt. Hon Paul Scully (Under Secretary of State Technology, London), Engr. Gbenga Komolafe (CEO, Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission) etc."
Top Personality to grace event
The event will be graced by key personalities from the business community, policymakers, entrepreneurs, opinion leaders, the media, Forbes’ partners and international investors.
Through its awards, FIN Awards acknowledges and celebrates exemplary leaders, top businessmen, political leaders and dynamic personalities with records of making far-reaching impacts and positive contributions to developing their respective countries, sectors and industries.
How Nigerian tech entrepreneur, Ekeh acquired a smart-tech luxury mansion in the UK worth 11.5 million pounds
Legit.ng reported that the expensive smart-tech residential mansion in a most exclusive luxury estate for billionaires, about 10 minutes away from London, is known to belong to a Nigerian President, but amongst which of Nigeria's past Presidents? No one in London could tell until it was mentioned this year at an exclusive viewing of Luxury properties in the UK's expensive city of Mayfair on June 2, 2023.
The property belongs to Nigerian-born and Africa's leading tech Entrepreneur (Forbes), Leo Stan Ekeh, Chairman of Zinox Group.
On further inquiry, we discovered that one of the UK's best builders, Heritage Designs, went bankrupt on this site. Still, Ekeh had to engage another company to complete this exclusive eye-popping mansion.
Source: Legit.ng
