Popular Nigerian entrepreneur and former housemate of the TV show, Big Brother Naija, Olueabusayo Victoria Abiri well known as Khloe, has received a feature on the 2023 Forbes 30 Under 30 Africa List.
Khloe, who is the founder of the beauty and fashion brands, kokobykhloe_beauty, and vkokobykhloe_fashion, expressed her pride in establishing businesses that have contributed meaningfully to her community and beyond.
She explained that building a business from scratch is not easy, particularly in Africa, where systemic barriers often present ingrained challenges.
Okocha’s recognition on the Forbes list shows her entrepreneurial acumen and dedication to contributing to the greater good of Nigeria and Africa.
It’s a huge win
The Nigerian entrepreneur is proud to be recognized alongside some of Africa’s brightest young entrepreneurs and change-makers.
The Forbes 30 Under 30 Africa List is a prestigious platform that celebrates the achievements of young Africans who are making a positive impact in their respective fields.
Okocha believes that her success is a result of the love and encouragement that she has received from her supporters and team.
She hopes her recognition on the Forbes list will inspire other young Africans to pursue their dreams and work towards creating a better future for the continent.
Reactions: Welcome to the family
Not only did Netizens congratulate her, celebrities also congratulated her, here are a few:
@symply_tacha: Not a PLAY!!! Super Major!! Congratulations my love 💋❤️❤️
@enioluwaofficial: Let’s Gooooo!😍🔥
@ctihanah: We brag different!!! We move and show results without shouting
@thinkifan: Welcome to the family as you just won your self a stage my baby 😍I am beyond proud of you 👏 the world 🌎 shine ⭐#forbesway
@veekee_james: congratulations Babe ❤️
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Nigerian student becomes youngest artist and only African art
In another news, a Nigerian medical student in Cyprus became the first African artist with art to be displayed at an Art Museum in Cyprus.
Emediong Uduak Uko’s painting of music legend, ‘Lagbaja’ was the piece that earned the grand feat, being exhibited in the largest Museum in the Mediterranean region.
Thrilled by her achievement, the artist shared the news on her Instagram page @Emilyuko and dedicated her painting to iconic faceless singer, Lagbaja.
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