NJ Ayuk Bags Prestigious Trailblazer Award at the Global Black Impact Summit.

By Samuel Ouma

NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber, has received a Trailblazer Award from the Black Excellence Foundation for his significant contributions to the energy sector.

The award was presented at the Global Black Impact Summit Gala Dinner on February 27 in Dubai, UAE.

NJ Ayuk, a well-known figure in the African energy sector, is widely regarded as a leading authority and vocal advocate for African entrepreneurship and the indigenous energy industry.

He is well-known as a successful dealmaker in the petroleum and power sectors, cementing his position as a key player in contemporary African business. Additionally, he is the founder of the Centurion Law Group.

“NJ Ayuk is an internationally-acclaimed thought leader, lawyer, thinker, speaker and entrepreneur, who advises major companies on corporate strategies with a focus on investing in Africa's future," said the Black Excellence Foundation in a statement published on its social media platforms.

“He has a particular interest in facilitating the establishment of deals, joint ventures and cooperation structures that put the interest of African companies and citizens at the centre of the negotiation table.”

Sabrina Ben Salmi was also honoured at the gala, receiving the Visionary Award in recognition of her groundbreaking contributions to family and personal development.

Moreover, Amadou Gallo Fall, President of the Basketball Africa League, was honoured with the Impact Award at the ceremony for his significant contributions to African basketball and youth development.

Luol Deng, a former professional basketball player, received the Legacy Award for outstanding contributions on and off the court.

The Global Black Impact Summit is a remarkable gathering of accomplished black individuals who come together to celebrate the global Black community's successes, wisdom, and future possibilities.