Praise GOD

-As firm wins National Outstanding Leadership Award.

The Investment Opportunity could earn every investor 6% ROI per 60-day cycle translating to 36% ROI per annum.

Palmadex Group has promised it would be opening investment opportunities in the agro-export industry to Nigerians desiring to invest their funds in high returns and sustainable ventures. The company also promised to continue to work with the Nigerian government towards attracting more investment opportunities that would create gainful employment for Nigerians.

Meanwhile, the National Association of University Students recently recognized the firm with "National Outstanding Leadership Award" in acknowledgment of its activities towards humanity and societal development, most especially in entrepreneurship development.

The award presentation ceremony, held at the Palmadex Group Head Office in Lagos, had in attendance Dr. Patrick Omoyeni, Operations Manager; Ms NneNne Azubuike, head of Business and Research Development; also Honorable Imeh God-Knows and Honorable Adebayo Samuel from the University of Abuja and Ibadan respectively.

Speaking for NAUS, Honorable Comrade Adebayo Samuel in his presentation speech described the National Association of University Students as an affiliation of Nigerian Association of Nigerian Students, NANS.

"We are the body for university students. We actually oversee a lot of universities and also protect our students within our campuses. Our sole aim is to orientate and monitor the activities of all university students generally. Part of our activities is to cater for welfare of all university students, because we realize that a lot of students just have that admission but don't really have ideas of what to do after school. Especially if they don't have any skill. We realize that getting white collar job is very difficult which is why we organized a program called BSC, (Beyond School Certificate). This is to orientate and sensitize them to know that as students one can still do certain things to earn some money and help oneself." That informs our drive to continue to identify credible organisations creating partnership and mentorship opportunities for students and young graduates.

"Part of our program is called "Subsidy". This is where we as a university body associate with all universities in Nigeria through the directorate of students affairs and students union, assist students having issues with tuition fees. We cannot do this alone but with the help of some NGOs who assist with things like this."

He further stated, "We have a program coming up very soon by November, which is a business summit. This will bring people from the real estate and other sectors to give seminars. In this way, students can be in hostels and make money through referrals and links. Also with the help of our leaders and some lecturers, people like Dr. Benard Omoyeni, should be invited to be a part of that summit.
Part of the reason we are here is to partner with Palmadex Group given its contribution to entrepreneurial development and its Sterling reputation.

Dr. Benard Omoyeni has been recognized by students as someone who believes in youth empowerment, and he's also ready to partner with students."

"From the leadership of National Association of University Students, we present a National Outstanding Leadership Award to Palmadex Global Integrated Services Limited as an organization of humanity and societal development. This is in recognition of its passionate, professional and outstanding contribution, most especially to entrepreneurship and development which is effective to services delivery and to the youths and students development in nation building. And we say congratulations to Palmadex Global Integrated Services. Congratulations."


Reacting to the pleasant development, the head of Business and Research Development at Palmadex Group, Ms NneNne Azubuike appreciated the gesture on behalf of the company saying

"Thank you very much. On behalf of Dr. Benard Omoyeni, the MD/CEO of Palmadex Global Integrated Services Limited, on behalf of the management and entire staff at Palmadex, we want to say thank you very much for this award. We appreciate it."


In the same vein, Palmadex Group's Operations Manager, Dr. Patrick Omoyeni further highlighted the company's corporate and socioeconomic stance, citing the current high exchange rate and the need to support non-oil export and the government in stemming the tide of skyrocketing Naira devaluation, amidst a just landed multimillion USD export contract which could earn every investor 6% ROI per 60-day cycle.


He further stated that, as a company, we have our corporate social responsibility, of which over the years we have been sponsoring a number of students in partnership with the Julius Omoyeni Foundation for Educational Development (JOFEDEV) with over 200 students as beneficiaries from 2017 till date covering a 6 years scholarship award years.
We are happy to partner with the NAUS towards the realisation its goals he stared. We know that as students, the importance of acquiring entrepreneurial skills cannot be over emphasised and informs the reason for a program we have developed for creating this awareness among the students, with time, we are going to be visiting a number of universities to train people on export which is our core business. Nigeria economy need export in non oil products to boost its foreign exchange earnings potentials of the government.

"What we are up to now is looking at how to train final year students, similar to one of your programs, Beyond School Certificate. So we can also support by training people on how to go about export, maybe at a discounted rate or even for free. these are part of our plans and over time we are going to unveil those plans to you because I know that we're going to keep in touch with you. A lot of great things will happen afterwards. So, we assure you about the partnership.
We appreciate your award and this will encourage us to do more and make more impact on the Nigerian economy by contributing our own quota to the GDP."

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