By Treona Jones The First Annual Kola Awards was held at Kola Restaurant & Ultra Lounge (32526 Northwestern Highway, Farmington Hills, MI USA) and hosted by Sophia Chue and Segun Adeyina, a distinguished community leader and the president of … Continue reading Wazobia Publisher Honored at Kola Awards
By: Wazobia Staff Kola Restaurant & Ultra Lounge was founded by Dr. Ime Ekpenyong and his beautiful wife in 2014 with a desire to showcase and promote African cuisine, music and culture. The lounge also offers live entertainment including bands, … Continue reading African Owned Business of the Week-Kola Restaurant & Ultra Lounge
By: Wazobia Staff The newly sworn in President of Gambia ,Adams Barrow has said that the country will not be safe for good governance as long as ousted president ,Yahya Jammeh remains in the country , he made … Continue reading Yammeh Can’t Stay In Gambia For Now Says Barrow
By: Temitope Omotayo AFRICAN OWNED BUSINESS OF THE WEEK . Image Expression LLC is an elite barbershop catering to the community as well as businesses: Image Xprezzion LLC,, an Upscale Barbershop located in affluent, exclusive, high income, commercial, … Continue reading African Owned Business Of The Week
By: Wazobia Staff The Nigerian billionaire, Aliko Dangote, is no stranger to the Forbes Magazine readers. He has been on several of their list, such as: 67th richest person in the world and the richest in Africa in 2013 23rd … Continue reading Nigerian Businessman Ranked Second Most Powerful Behind Obama
By: Temi Omotayo Our African owned business of the week is The Good Shepard Enterprise situated at 5108 N. Broadway, Chicago in Illinois State, USA. The company was founded in 2011 in the city of Chicago .The company sells African Arts … Continue reading African Owned Business of the Week
By: Treona Jones Wazobia Global Times Newspaper published by Wazobia Global Network places emphasis on leadership and good governance, that is why we will be appreciating leaders who have exhibited good leadership virtues in their respective communities, Countries and the continent at large. This will go a long way in encouraging them to do more and most importantly, motivate other leaders to emulate them. We are presently accepting nominations for the Wazobia Global Times President and Governor of the year 2016 , please email your nominations to wazobiatimes@gmail.com or better still, send it via our facebook and twitter pages. January … Continue reading Call for Nominations for Wazobia Global Times African President & Governor of year 2016
By: Treona Jones The 28-year-old Gambian entrepreneur, Momarr Mass Taal says he got into business by accident. He wanted to be a diplomat like his father but at the age of 17, he started printing t-shirts for fun, then for friends and gradually grew into a clothing brand, Malyka Clothing. Within a few years he was manufacturing in Bangladesh and selling in five countries. He had the desire to build a business that would address the lack of value addition for local produce, He set about building a business which used value addition to create market for ”Tropingo Foods after … Continue reading How I Became A Billionaire Exporting Abroad – Momarr Mass Taal, 28 Year Old Gambian Entrepreneur
By: Bamidele Abiodun Everyone deals with stress to some degree, from very slight to extreme cases. Stress can come from anywhere—from personal problems with health issues, relationships, or life changes to social problems that affect your surroundings, job-related issues … Continue reading Take Stress Seriously When it Comes to Your Health
By: Temi Omotayo Augusta Uwamanzu-Nna an 18-year-old girl born in USA to Nigerian immigrant couple has been listed among the 30 under 30 best Energy best minds (2017) by Forbes magazine/ She was a finalist in the 2016 Intel Science Talent Search, Uwamanzu-Nna discovered that adding a nanoclay ingredient called attapulgite to cement slurries improves the undersea cement seals that keep offshore oil wells from leaking. She is the only African in the list. This is not the first time the teenager will be in the news, she was accepted into all eight Ivy League schools like Harvard University, … Continue reading Augusta Uwamangu Nna Makes Africa Proud in USA
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