Tony Elumelu’s brilliant daughter makes her family proud after graduating from London University.
Ogechukwu Elumelu, the daughter of Nigerian billionaire and philanthropist Tony Elumelu, received honors from the London School of Economics in the United Kingdom.
The well-known billionaire and philanthropist’s first and oldest daughter is Tamara-Marie Oge Elumelu. She obtained her bachelors degree in Politics and Philosophy from the London School Of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Tony Elumelu, who celebrated his daughter’s graduation on Linkedin, said it was a happy occasion for their family.
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Today, Oge received his degree from The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Congratulations! We are all so proud of you!He wrote, “👩🎓#ProudDad #TOEGirl #TOEWay.”
Through his foundation, the “Tony Elumelu Foundation,” Tony Elumelu, one of Africa’s most prominent businessmen, provides support to up-and-coming entrepreneurs around the continent. Tony O. Elumelu established the African non-profit Tony Elumelu Foundation in 2010, with its main office located in Lagos, Nigeria.
The Global Impact Investment Rating System counts the foundation as one of its founding members. Reports state that it has enabled 7,520 African businesses in 54 African nations thus far.
Through its Entrepreneurship Program, the foundation has helped tens of thousands of Africans launch their businesses by providing them with $5,000 Seed Funding annually.
You may also qualify for the student scholarships offered by the Tony Elumelu Foundation. We at Pulseokay monitor scholarship opportunities globally to notify you as soon as they become available.
Ogechukwu has not only excelled academically but has also carried on her father’s legacy. She is a part of the Genu’S Young People’s Action Team, a group of young leaders who are working to give the 1.8 billion young people in the globe the tools and opportunity they need to reach their full potential and build a better, more just world.
She is also a co-founder of LSE Talk, where she and her colleagues actively try to establish a much-needed platform for all students to learn about and gain knowledge about Africa.
