W.O.W Africa Advances Continental Leadership with Magazine and Chamber Launch

 Johannesburg played host to a high-level gathering of influential African women on March 7, 2026, as the W.O.W Africa 50 Women Honour Circle brought together leaders shaping the continent’s economic, governance, and entrepreneurial landscape.

The private, invitation-only event, held in Sandton, forms part of W.O.W Africa (Workshops of Wealth), a growing Pan-African leadership and capital platform founded by entrepreneur and strategist Lelo N.

The convening attracted a diverse network of leaders from across Africa and the global diaspora, spanning sectors such as enterprise, investment, governance, law, and development. It created a rare and intentional space for collaboration among women driving impact across industries.

Among those recognized were Ambassador Dr. Chanita Foster of the United States, noted for her global humanitarian and development work; Dr. Vivian Mokome, whose efforts in economic empowerment continue to influence leadership and social impact; and Mwanvita Makamba of Tanzania, founder of MMConnect, known for advancing cross-border partnerships.

Also honored were Lenore Goss-Matjie, an entrepreneur and image strategist shaping leadership and brand positioning across the continent, and Fatima Joyce Packery, a key figure in Africa’s mining sector contributing to conversations around responsible resource development and economic participation.

Other attendees included professionals from a wide range of fields such as law, healthcare, real estate, and entrepreneurship, reflecting the platform’s broad reach and influence.

The event also marked the official launch of W.O.W Africa Magazine, a digital publication designed to spotlight leadership, entrepreneurship, governance, and capital development stories from across Africa and its diaspora. The platform aims to document and amplify the work of individuals and institutions driving long-term economic growth on the continent.

Following the Honor Circle, a select group of leaders reconvened on March 9 to initiate the formation of the W.O.W Africa Chamber 100. The Chamber is envisioned as a private, high-level platform bringing together a curated group of leaders operating across enterprise, capital, governance, and development sectors.

Membership into the Chamber is selective, with founding participants being carefully confirmed. The initiative is designed to foster alignment around opportunities that strengthen African enterprise, capital formation, and cross-border collaboration.

The Honour Circle, magazine launch, and Chamber 100 formation all align with the broader vision of W.O.W Africa—to create platforms where leadership, ideas, and capital intersect to shape Africa’s economic future.

Reflecting on the initiative, founder Lelo N noted that the platform was established to recognise individuals actively building the continent while creating spaces that enable collaboration and shared progress.

Building on the momentum, W.O.W Africa is set to host the W.O.W Africa 50 Men Honour Circle on June 6, 2026. The upcoming gathering will recognize men whose leadership reflects responsibility, enterprise building, and support for inclusive economic development across Africa.

As the platform continues to expand, W.O.W Africa is also opening doors for strategic partnerships with organizations seeking to align with its vision of advancing leadership, innovation, and sustainable growth across the continent.

The Global Money App - This is the exact blueprint how Oil Money generated over $40 BILLION

 

Entrepreneur and digital strategist Alafaa Kariboye-igbo—known as Oil Money—has released The Global Money Blueprint: 10 Digital Income Systems for Building Wealth Anywhere. Framed as a Premium Digital Edition, he’s presenting it as the working blueprint behind his own large-scale digital earnings.

 

The guide breaks down ten online income systems people are using worldwide to create revenue streams that can run from anywhere with internet access—side hustles, freelance conversions, and full digital businesses included. Rather than theory, Oil Money says the focus is on actionable frameworks readers can pick up and execute immediately.

 

“Internet access is opening doors for people everywhere to build real income on their own terms,” he explains. “This guide shares the digital systems I see working in different markets so readers can choose a path that fits their skills and goals and begin executing immediately.”

 

He describes the audience as broad: first-time hustlers testing the waters, freelancers packaging skills into scalable products, and aspiring founders chasing online models that pay across borders. The cover tagline sums it up: 10 Digital Income Systems That Work Anywhere in the World.

 

Oil Money shares ongoing insights on digital entrepreneurship via Instagram @oilmoneyofficial, and positions the Blueprint as a practical handbook for participating in the global digital economy—remote work, location-independent income, and building from a laptop.

MUSIC: Gjoe Victor ft. Rhando X Pd Moutpix X BoyHavy & Ogidan - Banku

 

Renowned Nigerian artist "Gjoe Victor" has dropped his latest single, “Banku”, a captivating blend of street lamba and Afrobeat, further solidifying his position in the music industry, teaming up with several sensational artiste "Rhando", "Pd Moutpix", "BoyHavy" & "Ogidan" who add more sauce to bless the hit with

Immeasurable creativity.

 

Following the success of his previous hit “IFE” with Bigirlash, Gjoe Victor continues to showcase his lyrical prowess in street slang “Banku”, a top-notch track which proves he's not slowing down but moving at the speed of light. This release highlights Gjoe Victor’s versatility and ability to craft memorable music that resonates with fans and experience the energy of Gjoe Victor’s unique sound.

 

Kindly Listen & Download "Banku" By "Gjoe Victor" Featuring "Rhando", "Pd Moutpix", "BoyHavy" & "Ogidan".

 

 

 

 

 

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LEAK: TYLER VYBE - ABUJA GIRLS

 

A new Club Anthem just got LEAKED from the camp of Hashtag Entertainment. Tyler Vybe the golden boy, just blessed our ears with the new anthem titled ‘ABUJA GIRLS.'

After his current feature with TERRY APALA on the song 'CHANGE AM,' Tyler Vybe just featured Alhaji OBESERE, a  music legend on the song titled 'LIFESTYLE,' which is to drop on the 20th of March.

‘ABUJA GIRLS’ is slated to be released in a few months from now with top artists like Shallipopi, Magnito or Omay Lay having been rumored to be on the forthcoming hit track, but even as is, it is a club banger.

While we anticipate the Full release @TylerVybe ‘ABUJA GIRLS’ with the surprise featured artist, Let’s enjoy this leaked version of ‘ABUJA GIRLS’ and expect so many new amazing sounds from Tyler Vybe.

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The Wave Making Song "Na A.I" By Unassuming Yet Incredible A-John

 

A-John is a Nigerian recording artiste with extensive industry experience developed over years behind the scenes in music production and performance culture.

In January 2026, he officially stepped into the spotlight with the release of his breakout single, “Na A.I.” — a high-energy track that has sparked growing digital engagement and audience traction.

With a rapidly expanding online presence and a loyal audience base, A-John represents innovation, consistency, and cultural relevance — making him a strong candidate for brand partnerships across tech, lifestyle, beverage, telecom, fitness, and youth-focused industries.

“Na A.I.” is available on all major streaming platforms.

Cultural ambassador Dr.Jamezany James,describes A-John as an artiste deeply rooted in the music and film industry behind the scenes,A-John built his artistry through experience,strategic growth,and sound development.His transition from background influence to front-line performer marks a significant moment in his career.

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Energy Expert, Nse Victor Clarifies NNPC Expenditure, Disagrees With Atiku

 

In a no-holds-barred interview on Arise TV, prominent energy expert and Niger Delta activist Nse Victor Udoh has dismissed claims that the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) blew ₦17.9 trillion solely on pipeline surveillance.

Speaking during the program, Udoh, who is the convener of the Delta Progressive Alliance, insisted that the figure represents the total cost of energy security across Nigeria’s oil and gas value chain—not just security contracts in the Niger Delta.

Watch the full interview here: https://youtu.be/xZKHm9D-5pM  

Udoh began by drawing a clear line between two often-confused concepts. “There’s a difference between energy security and pipeline surveillance,” he said. “Energy security is the sum total of all the expenditure in the process of getting oil and gas processed—whether for export or domestic refining and consumption."

He pointed straight to the official report that triggered the controversy. “Within that report you will also find that under-recovery—which is the balancing between the landing cost and the regulated price of selling within the country—alone took over ₦8 trillion. It is therefore misleading for anyone to claim that the whole ₦17.9 trillion was spent on pipeline surveillance."

Udoh stressed that pipeline surveillance is just **one small unit** in a much larger chain that runs from upstream exploration through midstream transportation to downstream refining and marketing. He also reminded viewers that the 2024 figure included carry-overs from previous years.

Turning to the Niger Delta, the activist—who has spent years advocating for the region—praised the pipeline surveillance model as one of the smartest “out-of-the-box” ideas ever implemented in Nigeria. He recalled how the military and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) struggled to protect critical infrastructure before private sector involvement was introduced.

“That thinking outside the box has resulted in large-scale inclusivity,” he said. “It has brought stability, reduced vandalism to zero in many areas, and built trust between the people and the government."

Udoh revealed that the program has created direct and indirect jobs for over 60,000 people in the region. Beyond guarding pipes, he explained, the initiative has delivered tangible development: hospitals built, health facilities upgraded, scholarships awarded, starter packs given to women, and schools supported.

“It is not just about boots on the ground,” he emphasized. “It is about putting men on the table—bringing communities, youths, and stakeholders into the ownership of our God-given resources."

On the environment, Udoh painted a picture of real recovery. “In the last one or two years, there have been no new cases of environmental degradation in several previously devastated areas. What we are seeing now is actual remediation and restoration."

He also defended the economic returns. According to the same NNPC report he referenced, the company recorded a profit of ₦5.4 trillion in the period under review—representing a 64 percent year-on-year increase. “If the profit margin is positive, then clearly the investment is yielding results,” he noted.  

Addressing critics who argue that high security spending has not produced enough output, Udoh fired back with hard facts. Nigeria’s ability to hit 1.8 million barrels per day in November, he said, was not achieved by force alone but by “more men on the table”—meaning community buy-in.

That stability, according to him, has delivered three major national benefits:  

• Predictable oil production that allows realistic budgeting  

• Increased foreign direct investment flowing into the sector  

• Stronger foreign exchange reserves and a more stable naira  

“The stability in the forex we are seeing today is not rocket science,” he declared. “It is a direct result of predictable oil output, improved balance of trade, and the confidence that investors now have in Nigeria."

Udoh also spoke on the shift from reactive policing to prevention. At a recent stakeholders’ meeting in Bayelsa, he revealed, security agencies reported three straight months without any pipeline tampering incidents. “Pipeline surveillance is delivering a preventive approach to crime,” he said. “Prevention is always better than prosecution."

He made it clear he was not defending NNPC but simply stating verifiable facts. “The armed forces have their constitutional role; the police and civil defense have theirs. But when communities are carried along and people feel a sense of belonging, the need for heavy boots on the ground reduces dramatically."

In his closing remarks, Udoh urged Nigerians to recognise what has worked. “Every nation has its unique approach to its peculiar challenges. Pipeline surveillance in the Niger Delta has worked. The indices are there for everyone to see – even for those who never believed in it.”  

The activist’s position has already sparked fresh debate online, with many commending his detailed breakdown while others continue to question the opacity of NNPC’s spending.  

Video credit: Arise News

MUSIC: Chinedu Ft. Chucky P - Obidiya

 

Chinedu (Ahubalezeama) is out with a new banger titled "Obidiya" featuring Chucky P. The hit is a master P.

 

BRAVO ENTERTAINMENT is proud to present to you it’s artist massive hit that will bring not just a pleasant atmosphere in your relaxation location, but a natural ancestral feelings on how a good woman should be treated.

 

This is Chinedu’s first single for the year 2026 and Bravo Entertainment is pleased to inform you that more hits from Chinedu are on their way to hit the streets.

 

 

 

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Stanley Samson – Biography

 

Stanley Samson is a Nigerian gospel music minister, entrepreneur, and philanthropist who is passionate about spreading the gospel of the Kingdom and helping people break free from addiction while empowering individuals toward business growth and development.

 

Born on February 14, 1995, into a family of six, Stanley Samson is the son of Bishop Tom Samson, founder of Christ Royal Family. He hails from Kwale in Ndokwa West Local Government Area of Delta State, Nigeria.

 

He completed his secondary education at Faith Academy before proceeding to Redeemer’s University, where he studied History and International Relations. After graduating, he served in the National Youth Service Corps in Sokoto State. Driven by his passion for leadership and global business development, he later earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in International Business from University of Greenwich in London.

 

Stanley Samson discovered his passion for music as a teenager and gradually developed it into a ministry dedicated to inspiring faith, freedom, and spiritual transformation. He released his debut single “Break Forth,” featuring gospel minister Stevehills, a powerful song that has blessed many listeners and carries a message of breaking free from affliction, addiction, and bondage through the power of God.

 

Beyond music, Stanley Samson is widely known for his philanthropic impact. Through various outreach initiatives, he has touched thousands of lives across Nigeria and Africa by providing scholarships, school bags, and essential educational materials to children. He has also started initiatives focused on helping individuals break free from drug addiction and rebuild their lives.

Stanley Samson is also an entrepreneur involved in several business ventures, including Olowo One Drinks, Snappy Chops, WAN Logistics, and WAN Entertainment. He serves as a director within the Monarch Business Unit and the Monarch University Business Unit.

 

A strong advocate for youth development, Stanley believes that the future of society depends on properly nurturing the younger generation. He emphasizes that a person’s mindset determines the direction of their life, echoing the biblical principle: “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.” Through his teachings and initiatives, he encourages individuals to guard their hearts, develop the right mindset, and pursue purposeful living.

 

Stanley Samson is married to his wife, Remi Samson, and their union is blessed with three daughters: Monalisa, Miracle, and Ayomide.

As an independent gospel artist and influential leader, Stanley Samson continues to inspire people around the world to transform their lives, overcome addiction, and pursue a future filled with faith, purpose, and impact. With a major music project on the horizon, audiences worldwide are encouraged to stay tuned as he prepares to release more uplifting sounds that will touch lives and draw many closer to God.