The Founder of Kidpreneur Africa, Juliet Vincent-Obi, has received an official recognition award from the Georgia House of Representatives in the Georgia, marking another milestone for Nigerian representation on the international stage.
The recognition was presented during a legislative sitting at the Georgia State Capitol, in the presence of the Speaker and members of the State House of Representatives. The honour was recorded under the State of Georgia recognition register with the number 1570.
Reacting to the honour, Obi described the moment as overwhelming and expressed gratitude to God and her supporters.
“I was speechless when I was being recognized during today’s sitting. This indeed is the doing of the Lord. All glory to God,” she said.
She also thanked her family and supporters in both Nigeria and the United States for standing by her over the years.
“A big thank you to my family—your support has brought me this far—and to my American family who joined me to celebrate this day,” she added.
Obi noted that the recognition places her among notable Nigerians previously honoured by the State of Georgia. Some of them include Felix King Eriemikhea (2018), Yusuf Shabazz (2022), David Adeleke (2023), Helen Paul (2024), Ayodeji Ojo (2025), Jude Onochie Nwaukor (2025), MC Relax (2025), Jerry Eze (2025), and Babajide Sanwo-Olu (2025).
She further disclosed that Kidpreneur Africa also recorded another milestone the same day by hosting the first-ever Kidpreneur Day at the Georgia State Capitol, an initiative aimed at promoting entrepreneurship among young people.
“Today also, Kidpreneur Africa made history by hosting the first Kidpreneur Day at the Georgia State Capitol. I dedicate this award to all the Kidpreneurs in our network globally,” Obi said.
Kidpreneur Africa focuses on nurturing entrepreneurial skills among children and young people, equipping them with practical knowledge to innovate, create businesses, and contribute to economic development.
