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Nissi Ogulu Honored with ‘Youth Icon Award’ at Forbes Women Summit

Nissi Ogulu Honored with ‘Youth Icon Award’ at Forbes Women Summit

Nissi Ogulu, a multi-talented figure in music, visual arts, engineering, and entrepreneurship, received the prestigious ‘Youth Icon Award’ at the Forbes Woman Africa Leading Women Summit 2025 after delivering an impactful speech.

A Speech That Inspired Change

At the summit, Nissi delivered a compelling speech that resonated with leaders, innovators, and changemakers. She emphasized the importance of sustainable innovation, infrastructure investment, and policies that support African entrepreneurs in driving long-term progress.

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Drawing from her background as an engineer—having contributed to the design of the 2023 Range Rover model—she encouraged young women to step into traditionally male-dominated industries.

Empowerment and Redefining Success

Nissi urged women to embrace their multifaceted identities, reject societal limitations, and forge new paths that redefine success. Her presence at the event highlighted the boundless potential of African women who dare to challenge norms and push beyond conventional boundaries.

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Creativity, Innovation, and Leadership

Beyond business and technology, Nissi showcased the interconnection between creativity and innovation, illustrating how music, art, and engineering drive progress.

As the co-founder of Kemet Automotive, an electric vehicle company, and the visionary behind Creele Animation Studios, she continues to break barriers in multiple industries. Her speech and recognition at the summit mark a defining moment in African leadership, inspiring a new generation of fearless and innovative changemakers.

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