Forbes names Okonjo-Iweala, Abudu among world’s 100 most powerful women

Two Nigerians, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and Mo Abudu, have been named among Forbes’ 100 World’s Most Powerful Women for 2025, reflecting their influence across global trade, governance and media.

by Musa Adekunle

From entertainment to empowerment, Mo Abudu’s EbonyLife ON Plus is offering more than streaming.

by Ebony Life

When Mayor of London visited Lagos canvas

by Sunday Aikulola

Mo Abudu’s ‘The Afrobeat’ debuts at EbonyLife Place

by Daniel Anazia

Mo Abudu lists 8 major wins in 20 years

by Musa Adekunle

List of Nigerians featured on Time's Most Influential People

by Musa Adekunle

Abudu makes Time’s 100 most influential people in the world

by Amos

Mo Abudu joins TIME’s list of world’s most influential people

by Musa Adekunle

IWD: Nigerian Women Who Made History & We Love Them for It

by Itoro Oladokun

Idris Elba, Mo Abudu team up for movie, ‘Dust to Dreams’

by Itoro Oladokun

Mo Abudu showcases Nigeria’s creative economy with Naija Creates in London

by Guardian Nigeria

Who hit the ‘1960s Fun Couture’ mark at Mo Abudu’s birthday bash?

by Itoro Oladokun

Mo Abudu At 60: How Nollywood celebrated beloved media Mogul

by Shaibu Husseini

Mo Abudu: Crafting African stories for the world

by Chidirim Ndeche

Mo Abudu in Banke Kuku. Photo by Felix Crown

Mo Abudu: A style icon with timeless elegance

by Precious Olugbodi and Damilola Oyeniyi

Mo Abudu At 60: How Nollywood celebrated beloved media mogul

by Shaibu Husseini

Mo Abudu, Moses Babatope collaborate on a game-changing cinema concept

by Guardian Nigeria

Mo Abudu joins International Emmys Board, vows to champion African stories

by Guardian Nigeria

Mo Abudu Joins International Emmys Board

by Guardian Life

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