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Lovely photo of media mogul Mo Abudu and her son
The proud mum, Mo Abudu, and her son were recently pictured at the elegant wedding of socialite Vivian Chiologi in London. Radiating grace and sophistication, Mo Abudu looked stunning in her stylish ensemble, while her son complemented her with a refined yet modern look. The beautiful moment captured their close bond as they celebrated the joyous occasion in the company of family and friends.
Mo Abudu Collaborating with 50 Cent, Starz On New African Drama
Mo Abudu Collaborating with 50 Cent, Starz On New African Drama
Mo Abudu Collaborating with 50 Cent, Starz On New African Drama Starz has confirmed the production of a new drama project which is collaborating with 50 Cent’s G-Unit films and Television and Mo Abudu’s EbonyLife Studio. According to available information, the project titled ‘Queen Nzinga’ will be set in 17th century Angola and follows the coming of age story of fearless warrior queen Nzinga. “If…
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Starz is developing a drama series centered on the life of African Warrior Queen Nzinga with American Gods’ Yetide Badaki set to star in the main role.
Starz is developing a drama series centered on the life of African Warrior Queen Nzinga with American Gods’ Yetide Badaki set to star in the main role.
Badaki will exec produce Queen Nzinga alongside Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson, Spartacus creator Steven S. DeKnight and Mo Abudu, who runs Nigerian media company EbonyLife.
Queen Nzinga takes place in 17th century Angola and follows her transformation from an innocent princess into a fearless warrior queen who rages a ferocious 40-year guerrilla war against the kingdom’s formidable enemies, and the cruel subjugation of her people by Portuguese slavers. Nzinga would come to sacrifice everything to defend her people’s dignity, liberty and freedom.
“It has been a long held dream of mine to bring the story of Nzinga to the screen. Her courage, determination and passion resonated from the moment I laid eyes on historical depictions of the legendary queen,” said Badaki.
Abudu added, “The continent of Africa has a treasure trove of stories that are yet to be told. Queen Nzingha is a story that I have wanted to tell for a long time, so when EbonyLife Studios finally found a home for this project at Starz and Lionsgate, it was a dream come true.”
Harvard Business School to teach case study on EbonyLife
Harvard Business School to teach case study on EbonyLife
Professor Andy Wu (left); CEO, EbonyLife Group, Mo Abudu and Professor Feng Zhu of the Harvard Business School Professors at Harvard Business School (HBS) have written a case study on EbonyLife Media that will be taught in the required curriculum for all first year MBA students this academic year. The classes commenced yesterday, November 18, 2021 at the HBS campus in Boston, Massachusetts and…
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