Prince Malik Ado-Ibrahim is regarded as one of Nigeria’s Biggest Export currently putting his mother’s land on the world map with his brilliancy and uncommon wizardry. He is of the ideology that; charity begins at home; that is the reason he is investing and campaigning heavily to help Nigeria tow the path switching to alternative renewable energy in other to generate power aiding reduction of pollution.
The Next TV boss, educated in the UK and US had a great aptitude for sports as well as international business and finance. He is an accomplished polo player and racing driver who has risen to the very top of the motor racing world in GT racing and Formula 1 as an owner. He has been involved in high profile deals globally and has been honored and welcomed by governments and heads of state around the world. He has a great passion for public service and tremendous interest in sustainable living and environmental development in Africa.
The son of Kogi State first-class monarch; the Ohinoyi of Ebiraland, Kogi State, HRH Dr Ado Ibrahim, connotes the persona of a man born under the proverbial lucky star. He has constantly changed the archetypal narrative about Nigerians to the rest of the world. Last year, the Polo Bluff made the headlines when he tied nuptial with Bornu Billionaire Mohammed Indimi’s daughter; Adama Indimi. The nuptial went viral as they both professed undying love for each other.
The love birds, Prince Malik Ado-Ibrahim and Adama Indimi stepped out last weekend for the TedXOkenne, where Prince Malik Ado-Ibrahim was a guest speaker. As they both sauntered into the red carpet at Afims hotel, Okenne, paparazzi flash kept stuttering trying to catch a glimpse of their fashion statement and elegant poise. They both looked ravishing as they held hands just like a newly wedded couple. At the event, the CEO of NIGUS International displayed his oratory prowess, speaking extensively on renewable energy and changing mindsets to become visionary by thinking far ahead
He said; “Renewable has the resource to power electric vehicles. We need to get ahead of the curve; we are as Africans are blessed with the sun. Let’s create. Let’s develop something great.”
