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immortalityk:
The Story Of IJEBU Businessman, Alhaji ADEGUNWA
The story of renowned business mogul, Alhaji (Dr.) Sulaiman Adebola Adegunwa, can be likened to the proverbial Grass to Grace. He started his career as a Photographer and with the grace of God, he stepped up his game and became a big player in the Photography business.
He rose to become a big importer of photographic equipment before he veered into other areas of investment. Today, he owns several companies and he plays big in real estate and banking.
When this Ijebu businessman, turned 70 last year, he was celebrated in a big way. The stylish and deeply religious man has positively touched so many lives. For decades, he has been actively involved in philanthropy. He has, however, been silent about it.
In Ijebu, his image looms large because of his kind gestures. He is from Ososa Ijebu, the land of birth of the late Theatre icon, Hubert Ogunde, of blessed memory. He has also established businesses in Ijebu just as he did in Lagos. He also built a big mosque in his home town.
He recently completed a big multibillion dollar factory that has provided jobs for several Ijebu youths. If you approach Ososa town from the Benin-Sagamu expressway you will see the very expensive factory where he produces his RITE sausage rolls, and soft drink. That is what he has always been known for. His past achievements prime him a better prospect to industrially lift Ijebuland . A harbinger of good things, he is, by his present dispensation going to script a glorious future for Ijebuland.
His economic empowerment stride is spectacularly lifting Ijebu people out of quagmire of poverty. As he knows the benefit and value of kindness and selflessness, he keeps living those values. He is living an exemplary life, which is a source of inspiration for future industrialists. He treasures without any inhibition, love, integrity and hard-work as values
At 71, he is still vibrant, quick-witted, sharp and focussed as a prodigy in his teens. He is a model of tenacity of purpose and resilience, which have remained his benchmark. Strong, and courageous, he has never for once reduced the urge to strive higher for a much larger business conglomerate. Put in sharp focus, his unquantifiable contributions can be appreciated in major areas such as business, philanthropy and national unity. Alhaji (Dr.) Sulaiman Adebola Adegunwa has perfected the art of working silently and letting his achievements speak for him, but then, success is a gold fish that has no hiding place. He has succeeded in getting his name written in gold. Thus remaining at all times an invaluable giant.
He is the Founder, Executive Chairman of many companies like Fototek Industries Ltd. (Adebola House), 40, Opebi Road, Ikeja. He set it up in 1980. The company, is a conglomerate with its sister company, Photo Palace Ltd. It operates photo labs, boasting of 56 branches across 28 states of the federation. The company also engages in sales of photographic equipment and materials.
He is the founder, Executive Chairman Photo Palace Ltd. (Adebola House) 40, Opebi Road, Ikeja. The company, which operates photo labs and offers for sale photographic equipment and materials provides its services from 33 branches across the country, He is the Founder, Executive Chairman Prints Specialty Ltd. (Adebola House) 40, Opebi Road.
This is a printing company that utilizes the most sophisticated printing technology in the printing industry today. It offers printing services in the areas of labels, annual reports, light packaging and general commercial printing. He is the Founder, Executive Chairman Top Communications Ltd. (Adebola House) 40, Opebi Road, Ikeja.
The company equipped with the most sophisticated systems available to date in information technology, serves the nation in Website Design, Graphics Bureau. Digital Imaging and Design, Multimedia Presentation and events marketing.
He is the founder, Executive Chairman Fototek, S.A. Cotonou, Republic of Benin. The company was established in the Republic of Benin to meet the increasing demand for the company’s services in that country and some other West African countries including Cameroun, Niger, Chad and Togo.
He is the founder, Executive Chairman Ess-Ay Holdings Ltd. (Adebola House) 40, Opebi Road, Ikeja. This is the parent company co-ordinating and consolidating all the companies in the Group namely, Fototek Industries Limited, Photo Palace Limited Prints Specialty Ltd and Top Communications Ltd.
Ess-Ay Holdings Ltd. holds the sole distributorship of Agf-Gevart of Germany as a representative in West Africa. He is the Chairman Atlantic Insurance Ltd. (Adebola House) 40, Opebi Road, Ikeja. This company offers insurance services in Marine, Non-Life and other businesses. The contributions of Alhaji (Dr.) Sulaiman Ade Adegunwa to national development are multi-faceted. They all underscore his abiding faith in the greatness of country and the ideal of service to humanity. Put in sharp focus, his contributions could be appreciated in four areas:
He currently presides over a vast industrial/trading/insurance empire, which through its 56 branches spread across the country is making an impact on the economy, and lives of people.
He has God-given resources to invest heavily in men, machinery and materials plus making corresponding enormous investment in manpower development and training. His conglomerates are heavy revenue contributors to the government coffers. Thus uplifting the country’s economy. By employing more than 1.200 workers of various categories, his companies are spreading economic welfare among workers.
Thus Alhaji (Dr.) Sulaiman Adebola Adegunwa is contributing to the poverty alleviation aspiration of the country. He pioneered modern, large-scale technology photographic service today and his firm remains the largest network of Photographic Services in West Africa, establishing a Photographic company in a neighbouring country, Republic of Benin and boosting trade relations with other ones, mainly Franco-phone countries.
To him, the trading relationship is a fulfillment of contributing to the African economic development and galvanizing more than ever before, mutual understanding and respect among West African nations, in the spirit of ECOWAS. In other words, (Dr.) Adegunwa has moved towards taking up the challenge of fulfilling ‘the role of an economic ambassador in the West Coast of Africa Feelers from customers of his company show that so far, he has played this role well.
The insurance company-Atlantic Insurance Co. Limited – of which he is Chairman responds to patrons yearning for security, stability and confidence in Marine and Non-Life businesses. Bringing his years of business experience to bear on the firm. He has enormously succeeded in raising the company to its present enviable position as an emerging flagship in the insurance industry.
Alhaji (Dr.) Adegunwa believes in Education. He believes that with education, “you are not giving a man his food for the day, but a means of lasting livelihood” Thus, his invesment in the educational sector has so far been an addiction and a source of joy for him. His investment, in a property gifts, and financial assistance to education sector spreads across primary, secondary and tertiary institutions. The future educational prospect of the tots at the Sulaiman Kindergarten Centre is secure as adequate facilities are within their reach. Offering free extramural classes to secondary school students at the Sulaiman Continuing Education College, Ososa is one commendable intervention by a man, who has put his God-given resources at the disposal of his fellow men, including the less priviledged. The Faculties of Law of both Lagos State University and Olabisi Onabanjo University are today better for it, with the financial assistance rendered by (Dr.) Adegunwa. Just as the Audio Visual Centre donated by him to the Olabisi Onabanjo University College of Health Sciences, has proved such a wonderful asset to the University.

http://www.citypeopleonline.com/fototek-boss-adebola-adegunwa-started-photographer/

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advocatejare:
If you want to catch a monkey, you act like a monkey.

And you should to Caesar what is due to Caesar.

You can't have free access to other people's religion section and restrict access to your own

maimalari:
What if the hotel never opened for business as alleged?

FleppyDon:
Just moved to a new place and with this Coro issues, haven't been able to visit a mosque. SO after checking the qibla directions. I would like to ask, does someone just face up north ( the purple line ) OR bend and align to east ( red line )

Gander:
Fountain university is a Islamic faith-based university. So this said woman obviously has more than enough good Muslim men to choose from.
But op want us to believe that the lady wants them to abscond. Bla bla bla.
I don’t believe this op is telling the truth.

Teebaba30:
As for me, all things will go down well, but from her side I doubt it she can deal with inter religious marriage.

We both just confused now

sagenaija:
How come you are still using an experience in your past to keep attacking Christians and Jesus Christ?

DissTroy:
You are guilty of blasphemy against Jesus Christ whom Christianity revers, yet you have the temerity to accuse another of religious bigotry?

Empi.ree, where is the shame?

sagenaija:
Empir.ee, can you see your brothers doing this to their fellow human beings?

DissTroy:
Pretty rich coming from you, Emp.iree, who mocks Jesus.

LordShiva97:
By calling upon their almighty interventionist god, most religions claims to be the direct and only access to the one true god, what's the use of having such a god if he can't wrought miraculous healings in times like this?

adecz:




Meanwhile, hand sanitizer
was put in front of a neighborhood
mosque & some ignorant mallams thought
their legs are also to be sanitize ..

akure1stson:
This is science work not Religion

fortran12:
I don't have a denomination. Am a Christian

Kiddler:
I don't think anyone needs to show you the history of child marriage around the world that has absolutely nothing to do with Islam, especially Europe in the middle ages. There is a whole wikipedia page about that. The misconception that child marriage is Islamic is completely false and I've seen across many forums where intellectual muslims are trying to explain this issue, but you'd often find resentful replies. Maybe it is from the desire to not understand anything about Islam or plain religious hate, I don't know.

fortran12:
Please show me where kings and high priests married children. Also the laws Mohammed set did not affect him, it was for the muslims not him. How many wives did he have and how many did he permit the rest to have?

fortran12:
Aisha was less than the age of puberty, in one narration she mentioned her dolls, 17 or 18 year olds don't play with dolls

Heffalump:
The only body showed us was that of Abba Kyari. Again intelligence gathered that Abba's body was cremated in London. What they displayed in Nigeria as his corpse was that of his aide who also died of Covid-19 in Lagos.

jakD:
At least pictures are shown here, but Nigeria's case keeps rising and deaths keep increasing with no pictures of even where they're being buried.
Anyway, may God save we the masses.

pawesome:
These lockdown won't work in Nigeria at all.mthey should just allow us live our normal lives with these virus