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One Year After Surgery, Celebrity Carpenter Makes Triumphant Return—Announces Showroom Launch in Abuja

Abuja, Nigeria – A year after undergoing a life-saving surgery abroad, Moses Amiebenomo—widely known as Celebrity Carpenter—is back on the scene, stronger and more determined than ever. The renowned craftsman and CEO of Sagesse De Dieu Ltd marked his return with a bold announcement: a brand-new luxury furniture showroom will open in Abuja this July.

His reappearance at several project sites across the city was met with overwhelming joy and celebration from workers and clients alike. Known for his innovation, humility, and dedication to quality, Amiebenomo wasted no time rallying his team, commending them for their loyalty and excellence during his medical hiatus.

“I am truly proud of this team. Their dedication kept the vision alive while I recovered,” he said. “Now, we’re back—and we’re taking it to another level.”

While the exact nature of the surgery remains undisclosed, Amiebenomo expressed heartfelt gratitude to God for a successful operation and healing. “This was a near-death experience. I came back to life with a renewed purpose—to serve, to build, and to empower,” he added.

Big Plans Ahead: New Showroom, New Designs, Same Excellence

Amiebenomo revealed that preparations are in full swing for the launch of his company’s flagship showroom in Abuja, set to unveil breathtaking new furniture designs and project innovations. The July launch is expected to draw industry stakeholders, celebrities, and fans from across Nigeria.

More than just a carpenter, Amiebenomo has become a symbol of creative excellence and grassroots empowerment. From bespoke interiors to architectural-grade woodwork, his creations continue to attract admiration for their global-standard quality at affordable rates.

A Legacy of Impact

Beyond business, Celebrity Carpenter is celebrated for his unwavering commitment to youth development. His Carpentry Academy, launched in the Dei-Dei area of the FCT, has trained and empowered dozens of young Nigerians—many of them from underprivileged backgrounds. Mothers across the community hailed the initiative for transforming their children’s futures through skill acquisition.

In addition to offering full scholarships at the academy, Amiebenomo has led several humanitarian interventions, including food and material support for struggling families amidst economic hardship.

In recognition of his extraordinary service to youth empowerment, he was turbaned last year with the traditional title of Garkuwan Matasa (Protector of the Youth) of Fillin-Dabo, Dei-Dei.

As he returns to the helm of his brand, Amiebenomo revealed he plans to step down as CEO soon, allowing new leadership to emerge while he focuses on expanding training programs and launching new innovations in furniture design.

FreeIgboho:
Just Carpenter o! The other one celebrity bar man

EponObi:
That woman in the picture, if her hand big like that, imagine how massive her tights go be

Omo! People dey ooooo. That hand na the real "panpa"

FreeIgboho:
Just Carpenter o! The other one celebrity bar man

Sirianese:
That's what they call 'kini gbangba' ...for real men lol

PlayerMeji:
You just survived a surgery from an undisclosed ailment and the next picture of you is from how you are sipping champagne... ... Don't you see you are the one doing yourself..?

Facidio:
Standing beside him is hauwa his sister. She was my course mate in the university. I think they have a history of obesity in Thier family as hauwa also had a life threatening surgery sometime ago to reduce weight.

Haydens:
To be rich and fat is the worst thing a man can become.

Heffalump:
We look down on trade too much in Nigeria. This is one reason we're so backward as a nation. If the thread is about one local government chairman that has looted all the money in his constituency, you would have rolled out a loud drum of support.

Anything legitimate, skills or labour you have and gives you joy is more than enough to guarantee healthy living. Through that, you're also able to support others to attain their full potentials in life, thereby reducing societal crimes and dependencies is a welcomed development. Even in the white man culture we emulate, there's dignity of labour.

PlayerMeji:
You just survived a surgery from an undisclosed ailment and the next picture of you is from how you are sipping champagne... ... Don't you see you are the one doing yourself..?

moststylish:
It's because dignity in labour does not pay anymore in this country that's why people are looking down on it. Imagine a country with no Jobs and structures,but things are going high everyday and you will wonder how are people able to afford such costly things. Answer is through fraudulent means.

Thundafireseun:
You are very very funny ooo…. What will you now say about poor and fat ?? Or you haven’t seen it before??

Heffalump:
So, we should all commit fraud? What exactly are you insinuating? You may need to purge yourself of this criminal perception.