Hear from African Male Trailblazers making impact in this world
“Continuously educate yourself about the history, politics, and socio-economic landscape of your country or countries of origin. Stay informed about current affairs and developments in Africa” – Olusegun Ojo (CEO of KCL Group)
“The fundraising you see on media outlets takes time. It takes 2 months – 6 months and above to raise funding.” – Emmanuel Isika (Co-Founder of HelpAI)
“Yes, 100%. We need to become the masters of our own destinies. The more we do this, the better our economy and futures become, and the more creative and advanced we become.” – Olaoluwa Fashola (CEO of Casa vegan)
“If you know all the languages of the world and you don’t know your mother tongue or the language of your culture, that is enslavement. But if you know your mother tongue or the language of your culture, and add all the other languages of the world to it, that is empowerment.” – Ngugi wa Thiongo (Kenyan Author)
“Liberate the minds of men and ultimately you will liberate the bodies of men.” – Marcus Garvey (Civil RIghts Activist)
“We must become bigger than we have been: more courageous, greater in spirit, larger in outlook. We must become members of a new race, overcoming petty prejudice, owing our ultimate allegiance not to nations but to our fellow men within the human community” – Haile Selassie (Former Emperor of Ethiopia)
“Kayode is a BOSS. He is such an inspiration to me, and I feel honoured to know him. I have not met someone that understands business as much as he does. Please keep your eyes on House 9 hospitality, they are building fantastic leisure hotspots in Lagos.” – Joy Isaac (Author of IMovedBack)
