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Yoruba man tops list of most powerful black people in America

December 20, 2024 1 min read

December 20, 2024

By Ayinde Adeleke

A recent list of the most powerful black people in America has been released, and a Yoruba man has taken the top spot.

Wemimo Abbey, a 32-year-old Nigerian-American, has been recognized for his outstanding achievements and influence in the United States.

Abbey is followed closely by Joshua Aviv, Rihanna, Russell Westbrook, and Pinky Cole, who round out the top five spots. Other notable individuals on the list include LeBron James, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, Serena Williams, Michael Jordan, and Oprah Winfrey.

The list features a diverse range of individuals from various fields, including entertainment, sports, business, and politics.

Adebayo Ogunlesi, another Yoruba-American, also made the list, ranking 70th. Ogunlesi is a renowned businessman and investor, and his inclusion on the list is a reflection of his impressive achievements.

The list serves as a celebration of Yoruba excellence and a reminder of the important role that black people play in shaping American society.