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Here are the Six Nigerian on Forbes Africa 30 under 30 – THISDAY Style

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Here are the Six Nigerian on Forbes Africa 30 under 30 – THISDAY Style

 Forbes Africa recently unveiled its prestigious 30 under 30 list celebrating young trailblazers across the continent. Among the honorees are these six remarkable Nigerians who are making waves globally.

Ruth Erikan James, 29, Nigeria

Founder, Veekee James

Industry: Fashion

As one of Nigeria’s new generation’s top fashion designers, Ruth Erikan James, better known as Veekee James, has a flair for crafting stunning outfits ranging from exquisite bridal wear to glamorous red carpet gowns. Her creative genius has dressed numerous celebrities like Funke Akindele, Toke Makinwa, and Tiwa Savage. Lately, Veekee’s influence in the fashion scene has been profound, setting trends that resonate widely.

Adedamola Oyinlola Adefolahan (Fireboy DML), 28, Nigeria

Singer-songwriter

Industry: Entertainment 

Born Adedamola Oyinlola Adefolahan, Fireboy DML is a sensation in the music industry. He is known for chart-toppers such as “Jealous,” “Like I Do,” and “Peru,” the latter catapulting him onto the global stage with a feature from Ed Sheeran. His unique blend of Afrobeat has solidified his status as a leading voice of his generation.

Abioye Oyetunji, 29, Ghana

Founder and CEO, FXKudi

Industry: Fintech

Although based in Ghana with his fintech venture, FXKudi, Abioye Oyetunji remains proudly Nigerian. His company is transforming how people engage in borderless money transfers, making significant impacts in the fintech space since his entrepreneurial start with the “Made in Nigeria Market.”

Tobi Amusan, 26, Nigeria

Track and Field Athlete

Industry: Sport – Athletics

Oluwatobiloba Ayomide Amusan isn’t just any athlete; she’s a record-breaking phenom in the 100-meter hurdles, holding the world record at a staggering 12.12 seconds. As the first Nigerian world champion and record holder in athletics, her accolades include Commonwealth and African titles, showcasing her dominance and influence.

Josiah Akinloye, 29, Nigeria

Founder and CEO, Mainlogix Technology

Industry: Automation and Technology

 

At the helm of Mainlogix Technology, Josiah Akinloye is pioneering advancements in automation and robotics. His firm has collaborated with giants like Google and Amazon and recently launched ‘SMART’, an AI assistant designed to simplify daily tasks. Josiah’s work also extends into innovative fields like transhumanism, exploring the future of human potential.

Victor Osimhen, 25, Nigeria

Footballer and Striker for Super Eagles

Industry: Sport – Football

A powerhouse in international football, Victor Osimhen leads as a top striker for Napoli and the Nigerian National Team. His exceptional skill and scoring ability have made him a top figure in Serie A, inspiring a new generation of athletes.














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