EXCEL INTERCONTINENTAL Magazine - Volume 08

In this issue

The son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Seyi Tinubu, is the new king of boys in Nigeria. The 39-year-old is an accomplished businessman and philanthropist who provides visionary leadership to millions of Nigerian youths. What more? He is a go-getter and humility-personified. He has what it takes to consolidate on enviable achievements of successive governors in Lagos State and coalition of groups are rallying round to encourage him to run for the forthcoming gubernatorial election.

Telecommunications, banking and oil magnate, Dr. Mike Adenuga Jr. has made positive impact on Nigeria and contributed immensely to developmental progress in the business sphere. As the Chairman of Globacom, Adenuga possesses high level of diligence and entrepreneurial acumen. He revolutionized Nigeria’s telecommunications industry in 2003 with a business model of putting Nigerians first, changing the telecoms operation to per-second billing and making it affordable for the poor. Adenuga, at 72, has uplifted Nigeria and spread his tentacles to other countries where he has made positive impact.

Versatile actor, television presenter and respected master of ceremony, Shina Ayo Oyinlola, is making waves in the United States of America, (USA), writing his name in gold. Based in Houston, Texas,

Oyinlola has a wealth of experience spanning 25 years in event hosting and he has become a constant fixture at high profile events.

Professor Hakeem Belo-Osagie, one of the richest men in Africa and former Chairman of United Bank for Africa, (UBA) PLC and boardroom guru is a rare kind. Belo-Osagie, 70, was listed by Forbes as the 41st richest man in Africa in 2014. After a quantum leap in the business world and taking over the boardroom for decades, he has found a new vocation in the classroom, lecturing at the prestigious institute, his Alma mater, Harvard Business School. (HBS); and more.