a seasoned banker with over 25 years of exprince.
Head of Clinical Psychology, Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi-Araba,
Facebook and Google ambassador
Certified Emotional intelligence Coach
MD, Trade and Export Promotion
an e-commerce platform for African products and services was launched for the public
Mr Joseph Anayo Odobeatu, Chairman/CEO, O’Jez Group, Hon. Okey Joe Onuakalusi, Member representing Oshodi/Isolo Federal Constituency, Chigozie Nweke Eze green energy expert, Ngozi Esther Chukwu Ceo Ngklassic, Bar Moyo Ogunlewew, Executive chairman Kosofe local government Area
Senator Patrick Ndubueze, Senator representing Imo North Senatorial District, and Chairman, Senate Committee on Steel Development, Dele Farotimi, Mr Augustine Chukeze Nnabuike, Emeka Nkadi, Hon Chika Muereen Ashara deputy chairman Amuwo Odofine LCDA, Hon. Rasaq Olamilekan Ibrahim, Executive Chairman Coker-Aguda LCDA, In all, 16 personality ware awarded with the various categories of awards.
The high point of the event was the celebration of the 80th birthday of the life patron of Business Summit and Fair and Beadys Word productions Senator Anthony Adefuye.
Adefuye who also addressed the summit, stressed the need for stronger legal frameworks to deter corruption in the country.
“There should be appropriate punishments for those who steal public funds,” he declared that way, will stop others from stealing.
He urged the government to enforce stricter penalties to tackle the endemic corruption that hampers national growth. participation underscored the summit’s emphasis on bridging the gap between policy and practical solutions for business owners.
The event, which was marked by inspiring speeches, engaging discussions, and the recognition of outstanding individuals, left attendees with a renewed sense of purpose and the tools needed to navigate the ever-evolving business landscape in Nigeria with a digital roadmap.
Many Entrepreneurs and industry experts at the event joined Beady Nnanna to call on the Nigerian government to review its harsh policies that are stifling the growth of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the country.
