According to Forbes’ 2016, two African female presidents have been named in its rankings with Liberian leader, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf , Mauritius president, Ameenah Gurib-Fakim and Nigeria’s business mogul Folorunsho Alakija occupy the 83rd, 96th and 80th slots respectively in the 2016 Forbes 100 world’s most powerful women.
Leading the pack for the 6th consecutive year is German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, followed by US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, while the US Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen occupies the third on the list.
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