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Thursday, 5 December 2013

Tara Durotoye, Folake Coker make Forbes list of 20 Young Power Women In Africa 2013

Forbes Africa annual list of “20 Young Power African Women” has been released and three Nigerian enterprising women made the list. They are: Beauty entrepreneur Tara Fela Durotoye, the founder and CEO of House of Tara International; fashion designer Folake Coker, founder and CEO of Tiffany Amber and medical doctor Ola Orekunrin, founder of The Flying Doctors. Well deserved.

See the full list on Forbes website

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    1. Yeah I will b like dem wen I grow up.

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    2. Ojoro,why didn't u post Dr Ola's pix?

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  2. Aww..congratulatıons 2 ollof 'em!..ındeed,hardwork deserves honour!

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  3. Oya make I begin dey hustle 2!

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  4. Aunty linda u 4got 2 include my name......#sometiniswrong#

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  5. And none of them was wearing a tattoo or flashing her boobs.
    Why won't they be powerful,when they still got their Victoria's secret intact.

    ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA3310

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    1. But you never can tell of tattoos they can be hidden. Until they go gaga that is when we can say

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  6. Dear God, please do it for me, I must be on this list very soon...

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    1. Amen! And me too. I need a breakthrough like yesterday. God will do it for us.

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  7. Linda, your name will be on that list soon enough. You've got a platform that has the potential to make things happen.

    Keep grinding!

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  8. Ill be on this list soonest. Amen! :)

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  9. Linda u supoze make d list na*ojoro*

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  10. Wow!!
    I will be like them some day,beautiful,brainy and influential

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  11. Yes,well deserved! They have worked hard and are still working #inspired2domore

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  12. Hard work pays. Congratulations to them.

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  13. Finally a list that makes sense. =D

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  14. You've got a platform that has the potential to make things happen....what platform? A gossip blog. Keep fawning over her you hear.

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  15. So glad Ola made it to the list.

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  16. em' yoruba babes taking over mehn...

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    1. Exactly! Not like some people that their women are known for beauty wivout brains!

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    2. Mumu, Tara z not yoruba.

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  17. Congrat to aunty tara and others. Lord, quick crown my hustle. Amen

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  18. Congrats Folake and Fela.The latter's husband motivational speeches made a great impact in my life recently.

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  19. Rubbish!!!!! Chimamanda Adichie & Linda Ikeji are suppose to make the list. This FORBES sha, dey can do like they know it all. My own list is coming up soon. Congrazts Girls. *cat walks away*

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  20. ALL YORUBA. YORUBA ALWAYS MAKE SMART WOMEN.

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    1. Tara is not yoruba u hear?....don't hustle o! stay there n be waitin 4 yoruba to make u smtin

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    2. Tara iS an itSekiri.........pure Breed

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  21. Ola orekunrin was also on the list

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  22. well deserved.the reward of hardwork.

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  23. I so much love mrs tara and her husband they are both hping humanity

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  24. Congrat tara I love u,keep doin the best u always do.linda post my comment make we no fight o,for folake she's 2 full of herslf

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  25. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

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  26. I dont really have a high opinion about forbes magazine ranking.It is like every other desperate attention seeking magazines to get patronage and advert.I see it as a plot to sell it papers.They should be telling us their criterion and source of their findings.*ano-believe-am-onebit*

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  27. I dont really have a high opinion about forbes magazine ranking.It is like every other desperate attention seeking magazines to get patronage and advert.I see it as a plot to sell it papers.They should be telling us their criterion and source of their findings.*ano-believe-am-onebit*

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  28. I dont really have a high opinion about forbes magazine ranking.It is like every other desperate attention seeking magazines to get patronage and advert.I see it as a plot to sell it papers.They should be telling us their criterion and source of their findings.How can a foreign magazine be brainwashing me?*ano-believe-am-onebit*

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  29. this forbes people dem be yoruba sef???

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  30. This forbes list is not credible anymore. Methinks nigerians are now funding forbes just to get more accolades

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  31. Good for them I too will soon b among the list by God grace next year.

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  32. ...And the women have it. finally a worthy list

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  33. An Iskeri from Akpoi the Yoruba Iskiri section of Ondo state with Yoruba names is not Yoruba, how can you know me more than i know myself.

    Tara- Yoruba name

    Fela- Yoruba name

    In between, Iskeris are Yoruba.

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    1. Thunder fire you dirty Yoruba. You try to claim everybody like you want to claim Bini and Igbira people. Rubbish

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  34. congrats our great ambassadors. keep the flag flying. God ll uphold u all. cheers.

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  35. congrats to our real ambassadors,God ll continue to uphold u all. keep the flag flying...we are proud of you.

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  36. Am not being bias over my comment, despite am from the Easter region. When it comes to business thou we are into it more but as for the structuring & packaging aspect of business I give it to the Westerners.

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