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Kelvin Obasuyi is the first Nigerian to be accepted into the Oxford Black Leaders Programme for Black or Mixed Black exceptional young leaders at Oxford
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Kelvin Obasuyi is Oxford’s first Nigerian Black Leader Scholar.

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Kelvin Obasuyi is the first Nigerian to be accepted into the Oxford Black Leaders Programme for Black or Mixed Black exceptional young leaders at Oxford University for an MBA at the Said Business School.

The Oxford Black Scholar Programme, which was announced in October 2023, according to Oxford Saïd Business School, is part of Oxford’s commitment to empower the next generation of black business leaders and ensure that businesses are inclusive, diverse, and representative.Candidates are selected on account of their academic excellence and leadership potential.

Obasuyi, who is also the founder of 56 Capital, an impact investment firm, said the program signifies a transformative journey that would provide him with valuable insight and experience to inspire positive change in Africa.“This scholarship represents not only a recognition of my potential but also a symbol of the collective potential within the black community,” he added.

In addition to Obasuyi’s work as an astute business leader, he has also been involved in impact investing over the last 10 years, providing support for start-ups across Africa. Through his venture capital firm, Obasuyi has provided funding to about 100 small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

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