Africa’s Greatest Philanthropist, Afro Arab Group Boss, Nominated Among 50 Top Young CEOs

Africa’s Greatest Philanthropist, Afro Arab Group Boss, Nominated Among 50 Top Young CEOs

OpenLife Nigeria reports that one of Africa’s humanitarian and philanthropist, Ambassador Alhaji Salamu Amadu, who is the founder and Group Chairman of the Afro Arab Group of Companies, has been nominated among the 50 Top Young CEOs in Ghana for the year 2022.

This will be the third time the organisers have nominated the assiduous and award-winning business mogul for the award.

Ambassador Salamu in an interview expressed his gratitude to the organizers for acknowledging his work and noted that things like this boost his confidence to do more.
“It is always great to be nominated among the 50 top young CEOs in Ghana,” he said.
“This is the third time the organisers have recognized my efforts and I must say thank you to them.
“In football, they will say hatrick, In sha Allah this award will come home and it will be dedicated to all the youth across the country”.
According to him, the youth unemployment rate is becoming too high so he applead to the youth to establish themselves in entrepreneurial skills.
He furthermore sent his congratulatory messages to D’ Black, Stonebwoy, Sammy Awuku, Baba Sadiq and all the colleague CEOs who have gained nomination for the Young CEOs for the year 2022″.
“I wish to congratulate D black, Stonebwoy, Sammy Awuku, Baba Sadiq and all the other CEOs nominated and the young CEOs who are on the list in Ghana and Africa at large.
“The time is now for the youth to establish themselves with businesses because the unemployment rate in the country is becoming too high. The Afro Arab Microfinance has opened its doors for the youth and women so that they can also start something for themselves”, he added.

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