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Seyi Tinubu's wife Layal Honoured As Woman Of Impact In Africa By ARISE News



Layal Tinubu, the wife of Nigerian businessman Seyi Tinubu, has been recognised as a “Woman of Impact in Africa” by ARISE News.

The entrepreneur shared the milestone on her verified Instagram page, @layaltinubu, where she posted a series of photos showcasing the award. In the images, she is seen seated elegantly in a modern setting, holding the sleek blue plaque presented in her honour.

A closer view of the award reveals the inscription “Women of Impact in Africa", marking International Women’s Day 2026 and celebrating women making significant contributions across the continents.

Expressing her appreciation, Tinubu said she was proud to be recognised alongside other exceptional women driving transformation in business, philanthropy, and community development. She added that the honour serves as a reminder that purpose-driven leadership creates lasting change. She also thanked the teams at ARISE News and THISDAY for the recognition.

The post has since attracted congratulatory messages from followers and well-wishers, who commended her achievements and impact.

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