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JUST IN: Mo Abudu Gets Fresh Appointment
JUST IN: Mo Abudu Gets Fresh Appointment
Media mogul, entrepreneur, and CEO of EbonyLife Group, Mo Abudu, has been chosen as the Creatives Champion for the forthcoming UK-African Investment Summit, which is scheduled to take place in April 2024 in the United Kingdom.
The announcement was made by the UK’s Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Affairs, James Cleverly, during the Creative Industries event at the Residence of the British Deputy High Commission in Lagos on 1 August.
As part of the UK-African Investment Summit, a unique UK-Nigeria creatives side event will be held in London to promote and showcase the creative sector in Nigeria and other African countries, as well as foster collaboration between the UK and Africa in this field.
Upon receiving the recognition from the UK Government, Mo Abudu expressed her gratitude in a statement on Friday, saying, “I am humbled and deeply honored to accept the prestigious position as Creatives Champion for the UK-African Investment Summit 2024.
This recognition fills my heart with immense joy and gratitude, knowing that the UK Government has acknowledged our collective dedication to the creative industries.”
She further emphasized the potential of the African creative economy to drive economic growth, foster cultural diversity, and empower local communities across the continent.
With its rich heritage, artistic traditions, and diverse talent pool, the continent is poised to become a global powerhouse in creative industries like music, film, fashion, literature, visual arts, and design.
Mo Abudu also highlighted the exciting opportunities for innovation and creative expression in the burgeoning tech and digital sectors. With proper support, infrastructure, and policies, the African creative economy can contribute significantly to socio-economic development, cultural enrichment, and economic prosperity in the region.
The UK Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, will host the upcoming UK-African Investment Summit in London from 23 to 24 April 2024, bringing together Heads of State and Government from 25 African countries, along with British and African business leaders. The summit aims to strengthen UK-African partnerships, create jobs, support talent in sectors like finance and technology, and promote women entrepreneurs, serving as a bridge connecting nations, cultures, and aspirations.
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