Mosunmola Abudu Quotes

”Have big ideas for yourself and for your business and if your ideas do not scare you, then they are not big enough”.

Scary thought at the time, but I knew instinctively that I wanted to do more. On reflection now, I understand why some friends and family were worried about my decision. I had a great job, [was] paid well, the sky was the limit and I walked away from it all

"Anyone who wishes to be an entrepreneur must know that bright ideas are great, however, they are not even half of the work; execution is everything".

“Never stop dreaming. If you are not obsessed with what you’re doing, you’re probably doing the wrong thing,”.

I knew that we had a responsibility for telling those stories and sharing our stories. With a talk show, I was able to cover a plethora of topics and engage with a variety of stakeholders across the continent

I believe having the right cast mix, infusing high production value, working with the right teams, marketing, and personally for me, prayer and fasting have all contributed to our success

Society and culture play an important part in determining gender roles, and women sometimes find it hard to break free from such norms

"If you can think it, you can do it".

There is nothing more powerful than an idea whose time has come', but when that time comes, you must be prepared to bleed sweat, tears and blood to bring your ideas to life

I have always reckoned that the vision to project Africa in a different, more positive light, needed a big platform and this was what spurred me to start thinking of establishing EbonyLifeTV

I think anyone who isn't investing in Nigeria is missing out. If you look at Nigeria today, literally all of the business class cabins are full of foreigners, because these guys see opportunity.

I believe that following your dreams and hard work are necessary ingredients to a successful career

Anything that comes out of Africa, there will always be a Western equivalent of it for people to understand

"I believe in learning and understanding any major assignment I undertake. Directing is an art form that takes years to master, so I’m beginning with baby steps".

"Our goal whenever we tell African stories is to be truly authentic and stay as close as possible to the original work".