The just-concluded 100 Most Notable Africans Leadership and Business Summit 2025 presented an opportunity for the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of RnR Global Emporium, Mr. Ramalan Rotimi Buhari, to shine not just in Africa but also on the global stage, as he recorded a triple win.
At the event held in Kigali, Rwanda, he was awarded the honour of 100 Most Notable Peace Icons and inducted into the Asian Chamber of Commerce. He also walked models at a fashion show showcasing male and female exotic wear.
The award recognises his exceptional leadership, dedication to peaceful coexistence, and contribution to community empowerment.
His company, RnR Global Emporium, is a vibrant fashion and lifestyle brand committed to creativity, empowerment, and socio-economic inclusion.
A graduate of Accounting, Mr. Rotimi has worked in both the banking and oil and gas sectors, having served in prominent institutions such as the defunct Skye Bank Plc, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), now NNPCL, as well as the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA).
His experience spans administrative leadership, protocol management, and customer-facing functions, reflecting his dedication to service and discipline.
He has received commendation for his resilience, vision, and impact. He has also been applauded for using his profession to foster unity, inspire the youth, and support inclusion.
Shortly after receiving the award, he thanked the organisers of the 100 Most Notable Africans Leadership and Business Summit 2025 for the recognition. He assured that he would continue to preach the gospel of oneness among the youth community.
The colourful event attracted high-profile individuals from across the African continent and beyond.
The summit organiser, who held it from July 4 to 6 at the Marriott Hotel, thanked the guests for taking the time to identify with the organisation.
The Project Director Africa of 100 Most Notable African Icons, Ambassador Dr. Kingsley Amafibe, who was full of gratitude for the quality of attendance, said the organisation would continue to identify and recognise individuals who are making a whole lot of difference to advance the frontiers of development in Africa.
Among those honoured are football star Mo Salah, Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote, music star Burna Boy, renowned investor Femi Otedola, DG WTO Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, and other notable Africans.
