First Photos: Mo Abudu Hosts Professor Jega To Q & A With Young Media Personalities

Mo Abudu, Ebonylife TV founder, hosted Prof. Attahiru Jega, outgoing Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission to a question and answer session with select young media professionals.

The event held in Lagos, and had in attendance Mo Abudu, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, Gbemi Olateru-Olagbegi, Tosyn  Bucknor, Fade Ogunro, Noble Igwe, Kemi Lala-Akindoju, Yemi Adamolekun, Nkiru  Anumudu, Tolu Ogunlesi, Nikki Laoye, and a host of other young professionals.‎ More photos below...

Mo Abudu Celebrates 50th With Mum, Children, VIP Guests And Celebrities [Official Photos]

Mo and Children

The Executive Chairman and CEO of EbonyLife TV, Africa’s first Global Black Entertainment and Lifestyle network, Mo Abudu, celebrated her 50th birthday on Saturday, 13 September 2014 at the grand ball room Oriental hotel, Lagos.

Notable Nigerians were present to celebrate with this woman of substance, inspiration and a beacon of hope to many, as she attains this milestone in her exceptional and eventful life.

The black tie and glam event started with red carpet from 6pm. The event was tagged "Mo@ 50...Celebrating Sisterhood" with the aim of celebrating women of distinction in different categories of life and business. 10 categories of unsung heroes were awarded for their quiet but extraordinary and exemplary achievements.

Mo Abudu, Obioma Imoke and EbonyLife Crew Have Fun In Calabar As ELTV Marks First Anniversary

EbonyLife TV helmed by Mo Abudu was launched to fanfare in July 2013 and has been on air since then, with new, syndicated and exclusive local and international programming.

The trailblazing TV amazon gathered friends and well-wishers of the TV station in Calabar yesterday to celebrate their first anniversary.

Among the attendees were Obioma Liyel Imoke, first lady of Cross River State, Noble Igwe, Debola Williams, Mrs Victor-Okigbo, DJ Zeez and other presenters of the TV station.

Check out their fun photos below...

The Desperate Housewives Series Set For An African Adaptation By EbonyLife TV?

So, an “African version” of Desperate Housewives – the American comedy/drama series - is currently in development, for a summer 2014 debut. The show is being brought to Nigeria by EbonyLife TV. The new show will feature an African cast of new and established talents and will be filmed in Lagos, Nigeria, at Adiva Estates, a gated development in Lekki. This location has been identified as Africa’s own “Wisteria Lane”

Covers - Mo Abudu on TW Magazine

Mo Abudu, who recently set up her own TV Channel EbonyLife TV, is on the cover of the latest Issue of TW Magazine and speaks about her fears and challenges and says to everyone who is looking to start a difficult project, “If you can see it, you can do it”. Nice one.

Magazine Covers - Mo Abudu on Style Mania

Mo Abudu is one of the foremost media personalities in Nigeria. She is the founder of Ebony life Television and on this issue of Style Mania, she shares about her journey so far. The magazine also features Ruth Obih and Betty Irabor.

Magazine Covers - Mo Abudu on Guardian's Life

Mo Abudu is the woman of the moment, and inside the magazine, she talks about EbonyLife TV and her vision for sharing cosmopolitan African stories to a global audience. Wishing her the best.

Mo Abudu, Genevieve Nnaji and Others at the EbonyLife TV Launch

The EbonyLife TV Launch took place yesterday June 30 at the Eko Hotel & Suites in Lagos. The new TV channel will start broadcasting this month first to Africa and hopefully to a larger audience in the UK, US and more. Lots of people in the entertainment industry came out to support Mo Abudu, the CEO of EbonyLife.

Women's Motivational Stories #2 - Mo Abudu

Mosunmola Abudu, also known as Mo Abudu, is a talk show host, TV producer, media personality, human resources management consultant and entrepreneur. She is best known as the Executive Producer and host of the TV talk show, Moments with Mo,

Moments with Mo "is the first syndicated daily talk show on African regional television." According to wiki,

By October 2009, over 200 episodes had been recorded and aired with numerous topics ranging from lifestyle, through health, culture, politics, entertainment, tradition, to music and inter-racial marriages. Guests have included celebrities, Presidents, Nobel Laureates, and the 67th US Secretary-of-State Hillary Rodham Clinton,[2] Abudu says the show "highlights the life and accomplishments of a usually well known, but sometimes an undiscovered African individual who by his or her own tenacity and determination has accomplished something, overcome something or been a catalyst for something that makes her or him a role model to others."
Aired on M-Net with TV coverage in 48 African countries, the show now also airs on terrestrial and cable TV in other parts of the world.