Mo Abudu at 62: Age is No Barrier to Dreams
Mo Abudu, a prominent Nigerian media mogul, filmmaker, and entrepreneur, turned 62 on Friday. In her birthday reflection, she shared her career journey, emphasizing that she began her media career at the age of 40, produced her first film at 50, and launched Ebony Life Place in Lagos at 55.
Abudu is now taking her venture to London at 62, demonstrating her commitment to pursuing new opportunities. She urged her audience not to view age as a limitation, encouraging them to chase new ideas and aspirations regardless of their life stage.
Abudu is best known as the founder of EbonyLife Media and EbonyLife Place, with a career that spans television, film, and hospitality.
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