Business Journal Nominated for 2 International Awards

Prince Cookey, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief, Business Journal

Business Journal digital (online) news platform (businessjournalng.com) has continued to receive award nominations from various domestic and international organisations in recognition of its excellent editorial and digital reach.

Reproduced below are just two of such nominations:

Hello Mr. Prince Cookey

My name is Laura, and I’m the Head of Features for MEA Markets magazine, a digital platform with 177,000 readers in the Middle East and Africa. I’m writing to inform you that Business Journal has been recognised in the African Business awards. For the past year, MEA Markets’ in-house research and awards team have been working hard to identify the very best firms on the continent; the innovators in their respective sectors, the paragons.

After much deliberation, I am delighted to announce that Business Journal has been named among the winners from within the finance and banking sector and has been given the title of:

Best Financial Newspaper 2016

The African Business awards were launched to shine a spotlight on the ongoing work of companies of all sizes and business sectors; from law, manufacturing, construction, retail, agriculture, to finance, consultancy and management, in a region defined by business excellence.

Your work in the finance and banking sector has been considered as exemplary, and Business Journal are truly deserving of being acknowledged for the hard-earned successes over the past year. This award serves to recognise that you are among the very best in the region.

African Business Awards 2016

I am delighted to announce that after much deliberation, Business Journal have been recognised in Corporate Vision’s African Business Awards as the

Finest in Business – Western Region, 2016

Corporate Vision’s African Business Awards were launched to shine a spotlight on the ongoing work across the continent of Africa, celebrating companies from various industries and sectors which have been considered exemplary by our team.

We would be delighted to showcase Business Journal’s fantastic work to our international readership and acknowledge your hard-earned accomplishments over the recent 12 months.

Jo Holloway, Corporate Vision magazine, UK.

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