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The founder of Geneva, Abisola Noah Mustapha, has been invited to join the prestigious Tony Elumelu Foundation as a mentor for their renowned entrepreneurship programme. This esteemed organisation, established by Nigerian entrepreneur and philanthropist Tony Elumelu, is dedicated to empowering African entrepreneurs and fostering entrepreneurship across the continent.
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Since its inception, the Foundation has supported over 15,000 entrepreneurs, created thousands of jobs, and generated significant economic impact across Africa through its comprehensive training, mentorship, and funding initiatives. As a mentor, Mustapha will provide invaluable expertise and guidance to selected entrepreneurs, assisting them in navigating the challenges of starting and scaling their businesses.
“I am honoured to be part of this initiative. I believe in the power of entrepreneurship to transform lives and communities. I’m excited to share my experience and knowledge with these talented entrepreneurs and help them achieve their goals,” Mustapha said.
The Tony Elumelu Foundation has made substantial contributions to African entrepreneurship, providing essential support to thousands of entrepreneurs across the continent. By joining this effort, Abisola Noah Mustapha is playing a pivotal role in shaping the future of Africa’s entrepreneurial landscape, contributing to the growth and development of the next generation of business leaders.
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