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Don’t call me by my first name, Mo Abudu tells young people

Media mogul and EbonyLife CEO, Mo Abudu, has explained why she expects younger people to address her formally, saying her views on respect were shaped by her traditional upbringing. Abudu stated this during a conversation with Toke Makinwa on Toke Moments, which was shared on IG on Saturday where she described herself as “very traditional” Read More:…

Don’t call me by my first name, Mo Abudu tells young people

Mo Abudu, CEO of EbonyLife, has shared her views on respect and address in professional settings. She described herself as "very traditional" and said her upbringing, which included being raised by her grandmother in Ondo, shaped her expectations.

Abudu stated that she expects to be addressed formally by younger people, and will not accept being called by her first name casually. According to Punch, she said "You can’t be calling me by my first name anyhow. I won’t take it!"

Abudu also discussed perceptions of women in business, noting that qualities used to describe successful women might be framed differently if they were men. She gave the example of being called a "shark" versus an "astute businesswoman".

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