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09/09/2025

Nigerian billionaire and philanthropist, Femi Otedola has achieved a new milestone after becoming Amazon’s No. 1 best-selling author in the Business category.

This followed the release of his memoir, Making It Big: Lessons from a Life in Business.

The book, released on August 18, 2025, has surged to the top of Amazon’s “Starting a Business” category and is also ranked among the leading titles in “Business Biographies & Memoirs.”

Making It Big has overtaken works by global entrepreneurs, including Steven Bartlett’s The Diary of a CEO, Simon Squibb’s What’s Your Dream?, and Blake Masters’ Zero to One. It also shares the charts with other influential titles like Cal Newport’s Slow Productivity, Phil Knight’s Shoe Dog, and Alex Hormozi’s $100M Offers.

Otedola’s early success reflects a growing appetite for stories from African business leaders that blend personal experience with practical insights. His memoir details lessons learned from decades of building ventures across energy, finance, and infrastructure, while offering guidance for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Just 48 hours after release, the book had already climbed to No. 3 on Amazon’s business memoir rankings, according to Nairametrics, signaling strong early sales momentum.

Available in paperback for £14.99 and in digital formats, Making It Big underscores the rising global demand for African entrepreneurial stories. Otedola’s achievement places him alongside some of the world’s most influential business authors and highlights the increasing prominence of African voices in global business literature.

09/09/2025

Veteran juju musician Ebenezer Obey has debunked rumours suggesting he had died or suffered a stroke, describing the claims as “lies from the kingdom of darkness.”

In a video shared on Instagram, the music legend appeared alongside his two sons, singing to reassure fans of his wellbeing.

He captioned the clip: “Stop the rumours!!!! Ebenezer Obey is alive and well.”

Obey explained that he had travelled to London for personal care and expressed frustration over the false reports, some of which included fabricated images of coffins.

“Everything they have said is nothing but lies that came from the kingdom of darkness. I am alive, I am alive, says the Lord Jesus Christ. Thank you very much. I don’t have a stroke. I came to London to look after myself,” he said.

This is not the first time the music icon has faced such rumours. Similar claims about his health circulated in 2020 and resurfaced earlier this year.