Herman Mashaba is a South African businessman and politician, known for founding Black Like Me hair products, serving as Mayor of Johannesburg (2016–2019), and launching ActionSA in 2020. One of South Africa’s most independent political personalities.
Mmusi Maimane is a South African politician, pastor, and former DA leader — the first Black person to lead a major South African opposition party. After resigning from the DA in 2019, he founded Build One South Africa (BOSA) and remains a prominent voice in South African politics.
Tunde Bakare is a Nigerian pastor, lawyer, and political activist who founded The Citadel Global Community Church. Known for his bold sermons, civil activism, and his 2011 vice-presidential candidacy alongside Muhammadu Buhari, he remains one of Nigeria’s most outspoken public figures.
Sam Adeyemi is the founder and Senior Pastor of Daystar Christian Centre in Lagos, Nigeria. A motivational speaker, author, and global leadership consultant, he has built one of Nigeria’s most respected ministry platforms since 1995.
Biodun Fatoyinbo is the founder and lead pastor of COZA (Commonwealth of Zion Assembly), one of Nigeria’s largest contemporary megachurches. His life story spans a turbulent youth, a dramatic conversion, and the building of a ministry empire — alongside controversies he has consistently denied.
Sani Abacha ruled Nigeria as military Head of State from 1993 to 1998. His legacy is deeply contested: notable economic indicators sat alongside authoritarian governance, human rights abuses, and one of the largest corruption scandals in African history.