Glasgow, Scotland – Josephine Oboh Macleod, a prominent Scottish entrepreneur, humanitarian, and politician, has been honoured with the prestigious Yessiey Awards 2024 for her exceptional contributions to art and humanitarianism.
The Yessiey Awards recognize excellence in various fields, including art, humanitarian efforts, and community service. This award underscores Macleod’s tireless dedication to making a positive impact in Scotland and beyond.
In addition to receiving the Yessiey Award, Macleod has also been named one of the 100 Most Impactful People in Africa 2024, which acknowledges her commitment to humanitarian work and community development.
As a politician, entrepreneur, and humanitarian, Macleod has devoted her life to serving others. She is the founder of JOM Charity SCIO, a Scottish-based charity that supports vulnerable communities in both Africa and Scotland. Additionally, she serves as the Director of Johfrim Art & Design, a company that promotes African art and culture.
Macleod’s passion for art and humanitarianism has taken her around the world, where she has collaborated with communities, artists, and policymakers to encourage cultural exchange, understanding, and development.
“Josephine Oboh Macleod is a shining example of selfless dedication to the greater good,” said a spokesperson for the Yessiey Awards. “Her commitment to art, humanitarianism, and community service is inspiring, and we are honoured to recognize her outstanding contributions.”
Macleod’s achievements are a testament to the power of compassion, hard work, and determination. As a Scottish politician and humanitarian, she continues to inspire and positively impact the lives of countless individuals and communities.
About Josephine Oboh Macleod
Josephine Oboh Macleod is a Scottish politician, entrepreneur, and humanitarian. She is the founder of JOM Charity SCIO and the Director of Johfrim Art & Design. Macleod has received numerous awards and accolades for her contributions to art, humanitarianism, and community service.
