Why I left my successful hospital in Lagos to relocate abroad ―Bishop Adesina
Bishop Adewumi Solomon Adesina is a medical practitioner and general overseer of Essence Christian Church. In this interview, the chancellor…
Why I did not start primary school until I was 13 years old ― Lambe, Deputy Mayor, London Borough of Southwark
Sunny Lambe is the Deputy Mayor of London Borough of Southwark. He is the Labour and Cooperative Councillor for South…
People thought I was crazy when I rejected NYSC placement in UBA to go into IT ―Agboola
Yemi Agboola is a Senior Information Technology (IT) Consultant in the United Kingdom. In this interview with SEGUN KASALI, he…
Sagamu ethnic clash in 1999 ground my business to a halt ―Solarin
Mr Samuel Solarin is the Chairman of an international logistics firm headquartered in Manchester, United Kingdom, BigSam Global Logistics Limited.…
I preached in 30 universities, 300 secondary schools as a student –Fasina
Lekan Fasina is the Lead Pastor, Ignite Church, United Kingdom. He has been running a university ministry, a publishing house…
My dad is a big factor in my career choice —Oluyeye
Mrs Toyin Oluyeye, fashion tutor, entrepreneur, is the founder of Excellent Home of Fashion. She spoke about childhood and journey…
How I escaped deportation from the UK —Adewunmi
Mr Samuel Adewunmi is a Financial and Mortgage Advisor at Emirate Financial Limited in the United Kingdom. In this interview,…
My mom sent me back to UK because I kept failing my exams —CEO, Alpha Chains
Mrs Caroline Popoola is the Chief Executive Officer, Alpha Chains Limited and Alpha Child Care Limited, a childcare facilities and…
Why we started a full scholarship for indigent students —Arishe
Mr Festus Kayode Arishe is the Managing Partner and Executive Director of Eminent Financial Limited in the United Kingdom. He…
Why I married at 19 —Yaba LCDA boss
Kayode Adejare Omiyale is the Executive Chairman of Yaba Local Council Development Area. He tells SEGUN KASALI his life story.…
My Chinese friends used to think Africa was a country —CEO BridgeAfrique
Kolawole Oladipupo Michael, publisher of BridgeAfrique magazine, speaks with LANRE ADEWOLE about his life journey, including the last 16 years…
I once sold tomatoes, bean cake, fried yam —Wakanow boss
Having worked at Walmart, PetSmart and Amazon in the United States of America, Bayo Adedeji is now the Group Chief…
I bagged a foreign scholarship, but my father asked me to take ICAN exams instead —EX-CBAAC DG, Amao
Olubunmi Amao is the immediate Director-General, Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilisation. I'm this interview, she told SEGUN…
I couldn’t pay N3,000 for delivery of my first daughter —Adaramodu
Senator Adeyemi Adaramodu, a journalist and politician, is the spokesperson of the 10th Senate. He shared the story of his…
My father died in a plane crash when I was two years old —Lanre Olusola
Celebrity life coach, Dr Lanre Olusola, popularly known as “The Catalyst,” is Africa’s premier life, mind and behavioural change expert.…
My father and I were roommates in university —NNMDA DG
Martins Emeje is a Professor of Pharmacy and the current Director-General, Nigerian Natural Medicine Development Agency (NNMDA). In this interview…
How a Yoruba man saved my father during the civil war —Lady Chikwue
A legal practitioner, Lady Chikwue Ochiagha, has been the Registrar of the Diocese of Lagos Mainland, Church of Nigeria (Anglican…
People get surprised seeing me eat beef, crab, crack bones —Arthur-Worrey
On Tuesday, April 23, Chief Olufunke Arthur-Worrey will be 97 years old. Aunty Funke, as she likes being called, is…
Identity confusion almost cost me my job —Olajide
Prince Olakunle Olajide, medical practitioner and consultant radiologist, is a retired deputy commissioner of police. He shared his life story…
I lacked almost everything when I was young —Odule
David Odubamidele Odule is an actor, poet and producer. He shared his life story in this interview with TUNDE ADELEKE.…
