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Global Shapers! Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, Japheth Omojuwa & Lala Akindoju Cover Y! Magazine [LOOK]

As Nigeria hosts the 25th World Economic Forum on Africa, on 7 – 9 May, 2014 Y! Africa has partnered with the Global Shapers Hub in Abuja to present a special issue. The special issue focuses on SHAPE Africa, which holds on 5 – 6 May in Abuja, just before the Forum.

Ebuka Obi-Uchendu
Ebuka Obi-Uchendu

The magazine is covered by three Global Shapers from #TeamNigeria. Lala Akindoju is an actor producer and member of the Lagos Hub, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu is presenter of Rubbin’ Minds and also of the Lagos Hub and Japheth Omojuwa is a blogger, lecturer and member of the Abuja Hub. The cover is shot by TCD Photography.

Kemi Akindoju
Kemi Akindoju

“The Abuja Global Shapers is excited to host this gathering of Shapers across the Continent representing 35 hubs and 25 countries,” said Joycee Awomodu, who is curator of the hub. “We expect that at the end of this gathering we would have come up with bold solutions for action and implementation in our communities.  We strongly believe that if you change the thinking, you can change the results.”

Japheth Omojuwa
Japheth Omojuwa

The issue also profiles the Abuja Global Shapers, as well as a piece by Editor-at-Large Sean Obedih on Corporate Venture Capital and a profile on Africa’s leading youth event, The Future Awards Africa, which 2014 season will also be launched this week.

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The magazine will be widely available in Abuja as complimentary for guests of the Forum. It follows Y! Africa’s last edition, covered by founder of the Mara Group, Ashish J. Thakkar. Y! Africa is available in stores and from vendors across Nigeria, and is also distributed in Ghana, Rwanda and South Africa.In Nigeria, you can also pay for the magazine with your mobile phone or online at Okada Books www.okadabooks.comandexodusestore.com http://www.exodusestore.com and have it delivered to any part of the country (click on magazine, click on the Y! Africa logo and place your order).

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