- Mo Abudu has expressed thankfulness for being recognized and celebrated by Forbes.
- The media mogul on Friday afternoon, December 13 took to her Instagram page to share that she made the Forbes 100 most powerful women in 2024.
- Sharing a screenshot of her rank, Mo Abudu who seemed delighted made the list for the third consecutive time.
Media mogul Mo Abudu has celebrated her recent success as one of the 100 Most Powerful Women in the world by Forbes, a US business magazine, best known for its lists of various categories of businesses and people.
On Instagram, Mo Abudu shared a screenshot of her name among the 100 women listed by Forbes on their website.
The movie producer and EbonyLife CEO ranked the 97th most powerful woman in the world. This is the third consecutive year Mo Abudu has made the list of most powerful women.
Informing her fans, the media mogul expressed how humbled she is to be ranked among the top women, including Nigeria’s Okonjo Iweala.
As a black woman, Mo Abudu expressed pride to be able to represent Nigeria and Africa’s media and entertainment industry, putting them on the world map.
She cheered to other women who made the list and expressed gratitude to Forbes for impacting women worldwide. She wrote:
“Good morning, beautiful people
FORBES WORLD’s 100 MOST POWERFUL WOMEN 2024
I am deeply humbled to feature once again on the Forbes World’s 100 Most Powerful Women list for the third consecutive year. It is an incredible honor to represent the media and entertainment sector, to stand as a proud Black woman, and to fly the flag for Nigeria and Africa on this prestigious global platform.
A huge congratulations to all the phenomenal women on this list! A special shoutout to my dearest sister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, whose unwavering brilliance and leadership inspire us all year after year.
Representation matters. When we see women of color, women from developing nations, and women breaking barriers in all industries recognized on a global stage, it reminds us of what’s possible. It’s a call to action for us to continue breaking ceilings, forging paths, and lifting others along the way.
Thank you, Forbes, for celebrating the power, resilience, and impact of women worldwide. Here’s to more women rising and rewriting the narrative.”
See screenshots of Mo Abudu’s rank below:
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