​IKORODU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY (ICCI) HOLD THE 17TH LUNCHEON & 1ST BUSINESS AWARD

BY ARABA, OLAWALE ENIFENILANFE

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ON TUESDAY, THE 31ST OF MAY, 2022: 

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THE IKORODU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY (ICCI) HOLDS ITS 17TH LUNCHEON & 1ST BUSINESS AWARD INSIDE OTEJU HALL IN IKORODU TOWN HALL, TAGGED; ”PROSPECT FOR EMPLOYMENT CREATION IN AGRICULTURAL SECTOR IN NIGERIA”. THE ROYAL IDENTITIES, AND IMPORTANT DIGNITARIES ACROSS IKORODU DIVISION WAS AT PRESENT.

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AMONG THE ROYAL PERSONALITIES ARE THE ADEBORUWA OF THE IGBOGBO KINGDOM, OBA SEMIUDEEN ORIMADEGUN KASALI, AND HIS CHIEFS; THE ASIPA OF IKORODU KINGDOM, CHIEF KAOLI OLUSANYA; THE HIGH CHIEF, ODOFIN ADEWUNMI OGUNSANYA “SAN” DULY REPRESENTED BY THE OGUNTADE ROYAL FAMILY SECRETARY, PRINCE ADE KASHIMOWO; THE FUWAGBOYE OF IKORODU KINGDOM, HON. GANIU ABIRU;  ICCI PRESIDENT, PROF. CHIEF KUNLE ADE WAHAB, OON, OFR; OTUNBA AKINOLA ADEGOKE AWOMODU, THE ANOKO-OGBONYARI OF IKORODU & REMOLAND; ENGR. LUKMAN EROGBOGBO, CEO, DAROLATIS NIG. LTD. AND SO ON.

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THE LECTURE OF THE DAY, WAS PRESENTED BY PRINCE ADESEYE ADEDIPE. DURING THE PUBLIC LECTURE, HE SAID, IT IS THE RIGHT TIME TO ENCOURAGE THE YOUNG GENERATION THROUGH EMPOWERMENT IN THE AGRICULTURAL SECTION AND GRANTING THE YOUNG GRADUATES A LAND, WHERE THEY CAN START THEIR AGRICULTURAL BUSINESSES.

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I EXPECTED THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT CHAIRMEN ACROSS IKORODU DIVISION, AND THEIR HEAD OF THE AGRIC DEPARTMENT TO BE HERE PRESENT TODAY FOR EFFECTIVE AWARENESS OF THE AGRICULTURAL PUBLIC LECTURE BY PRINCE ADESEYE ADEDIPE. SAYS, OBA ADEBORUWA OF IGBOGBO.

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THE PRIVATE INVESTORS ALSO NEED TO BE ENCOURAGED TO GO INTO THE AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS. SAYS CHIEF ASIPA KAOLI OLUSANYA.

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Encouraging the farmer, and involving the farmer will add productive growth in the agricultural sector. The government needs to synergies with the farmers for food security purposes. Says The FUWAGBOYE Of IKORODU Kingdom, Hon. Ganiu Abiru.

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Presentation of the awards to the awardees:👇

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Mrs. Adeola Rontinwa presented an award for active delivery of the agricultural lecture to Prince Adeseye Adedipe.

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ENGR. LUKMAN EROGBOGBO PRESENTED AN AWARD OF HONOUR TO THE MAJESTY HIGH CHIEF, ODOFIN ADEWUNMI OGUNSANYA (SAN), DULY REPRESENTED BY THE OGUNTADE ROYAL FAMILY SECRETARY, PRINCE ADE KASHIMAWO WHO GAVE A BRIEF SPEECH ABOUT THE SECURITY ESTABLISHMENT OF ODOFIN OF IKORODU, HE SAID, THE HIGH CHIEF THOUGHT IT FIT THAT WITHOUT SECURITY THERE WILL BE NO BUSINESS AND PEACEFUL STRIVING IN IKORODU, AND WITHOUT PEACE HOW DO WE DEVELOP OUR BUSINESSES AND INFRASTRUCTURAL GROWTH. HE ALSO ENCOURAGES ALL THE TEAM OF COMMERCE, TO TEAM UP WITH HIM, FOR SUSTAINABLE PEACEFUL DEVELOPMENT IN IKORODU DIVISION.

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EVERY PARTICIPANT WISES THE ICCI BEST IN ALL THEIR EXECUTION THROUGH CHEERS GALORE

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CLOSING REMARK THROUGH CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE PRAYER.


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