• Lagos could shape up to be Africa’s Silicon Valley

    Originally Published on Spear’s -3 November 2015 As commercially creative as it is chaotic, Lagos, with some UHNW help, is emerging as a sub-Saharan answer to California’s tech hub says Clementine Wallop. I am sitting in a co-working space, busy with articles and emails. Around me, on primary-coloured chairs in a bright room with a …

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  • TEF Turns 5!

      Today, 29th October 2015, marks five years since the beginning of the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF). We’re thrilled to celebrate this landmark and celebrate the people that have brought this Foundation to life through their successes- our Alumni. Over the course of five years, we are proud to have run programmes geared catalysing entrepreneurship and …

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  • L’africapitalisme, des solutions africaines aux enjeux Africains

    By Tony Elumelu, foundation president Tony Elumelu –October 7, 2015 at 7:23 p.m. Was this article first published in  Libération Man Nigerian case Tony Elumelu defends the vision of an African economy driven by the private sector of the continent.   Tribune. I had the honor a few days ago to participate in the United …

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  • Africapitalism promotes African solutions to African challenges

    By Tony O. Elumelu, CON, Chairman, Heirs Holdings Just a few days ago, I was honored to be a guest at the United Nations in New York, to witness the ratification of the new Global Goals – successors to the Millennium Development Goals launched in 2000. This next set of global priorities, known as the Sustainable …

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  • Solar Fields, Sexist Poverty and a Modern Marshall Plan – Bono, U2

    This article was originally published here.   If you are allergic to fanfare, you’d better bolt your doors and shutter your windows on September 25, because there is going to be a lot of it that day in the vicinity of the United Nations, when world leaders ratify the Global Goals for Sustainable Development. This is a …

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  • Obama and the era of Afri-preneurship – Dante Disparte

    White House invitation in hand, I am honored to speak at the  Global Entrepreneurship Summit this weekend in Nairobi on the topics of innovation, navigating the funding cycle and entrepreneurial hubs.  Kenya is abuzz with excitement ahead of a proverbial homecoming for President Obama.  For all the temporary excitement that global summits evoke, GES2015 and the SPARK Global …

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  • Why Obama’s Kenya visit might be a turning point for African entrepreneurship – Tony O. Elumelu CON

    (CNN) – President Barack Obama will travel to Nairobi this week to address the sixth Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES), and the first to be held in sub-Saharan Africa. This gathering of hundreds of entrepreneurs, investors, nonprofits, and government officials, co-hosted by the governments of the United States and Kenya, will spotlight the growing importance of Africa …

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  • The sense in Elumelu’s boot camp – Steve Ayorinde

    If it goes according to plan, as it ought to, two words will best capture the Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Programme (TEEP) which commences tomorrow in Ota, Ogun State: audacious and unprecedented.   A thousand emerging entrepreneurs from across Africa will converge on the Covenant University in Ota basically to partake in the knowledge acquisition and …

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  • University of Cambridge Judge Business School Endorses TEEP

    The article below is an excerpt taken from University of Cambridge Judge Business School‘s article Some Nigerian philanthropists have invested in management training, showing that this is already underway. For instance, Tony Elumelu, philanthropist and founder of his own foundation, is doing just that through his entrepreneurship programme. His philanthropy comes out of Africapitalism – a …

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  • A Peek Into The Life of An Africapitalist by Bolanle Omisore

    Friends! You can’t imagine where I’ve just come from. I know you know I work for Tony Elumelu, and I know you know I travel with him often, spreading the word of Africapitalism, but I feel I have to tell you the details of what we did this past weekend; where we went and who we …

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