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Nifemi Temiloluwa Eitaio-Alao: A Journey of Entrepreneurial Success

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In the heart of Nigeria’s bustling city of Ilorin, Kwara State, Nifemi Temiloluwa Eitaio-Alao, affectionately known as “Omo Afonja” and “Flawless” during his university days, embarked on a journey that would see him rise to the pinnacle of entrepreneurial success. His academic pursuit in Accounting at the University of Ilorin, followed by an MBA in Finance from Ladoke Akintola University, laid the foundation for his future endeavors.

 

As a Fellow Member of The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and an associate member of the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS), Nifemi’s expertise in finance is undeniable. But it is his entrepreneurial spirit that truly sets him apart. Married with beautiful kids, Nifemi is not just a family man but also a seasoned entrepreneur, currently serving as the CEO of Home & Art Designs.

 

Under his leadership, Home & Art Designs has become a household name in the furniture industry. Nifemi’s passion for producing quality furniture and his desire for financial independence drove him to start his own business. His mission was to make luxury furniture accessible to all, regardless of their income bracket.

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Nifemi’s business acumen extends beyond furniture manufacturing. He is also the proud owner of Deutsche & Franklin Properties, a property development company, Henkel & Harris, a furniture hardware and accessories company, and Bulk & Cheese, a financial consulting and loan brokerage firm. With fifty-two employees, his companies specialize in a range of services from manufacturing furniture items for various spaces to property remodeling and space planning.

 

The choice of Lagos, Nigeria, as the company’s base was strategic, given its status as a rapidly growing mega-city with a population of over 20 million people. Nifemi’s goal is to position his company as the leading furniture manufacturing entity in Nigeria, contributing to the economy by providing jobs and generating revenue through the manufacturing and sale of furniture products.

 

The booming construction and real estate industries in Nigeria, coupled with a growing middle class, presented a lucrative opportunity for Nifemi to venture into the furniture business. His advice to aspiring entrepreneurs is to embrace sacrifice, determination, hard work, and tenacity, recognizing that failure is not the end but a valuable opportunity for growth and learning.

 

Nifemi’s approach to dealing with fear and doubt is to face them head-on, build a supportive community, and maintain a positive mindset. He envisions expanding his business by opening branches in three strategic locations in the country within the next five years.

 

Outside of his business endeavors, Nifemi is a sociable and friendly person who enjoys spending time with family and friends, working out five days a week, and traveling. He is also a fitness enthusiast and loves to network and build solid partnerships. With his birthday on the 14th of February, Nifemi looks forward to his annual celebration with family, friends, and business partners, marking another year of achievements and blessings.

 

Nifemi Temiloluwa Eitaio-Alao’s entrepreneurial journey is a testament to the power of passion, perseverance, and strategic planning. His success story serves as an inspiration to many, demonstrating that with the right mindset and dedication, one can achieve greatness in the world of business.

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Paternity fraud: UK court reverses ruling, orders deportation of Nigerian

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A United Kingdom upper tribunal has reversed a previous ruling that stopped the deportation of 43-year-old Nigerian Olutobi Ogunbawo.

The decision comes after his wife, Maria Adesanya, claimed that in vitro fertilisation treatment was unavailable in Nigeria, a key argument in their defence.

Ogunbawo, convicted in 2019 for immigration offences related to conspiring with a British citizen to claim paternity falsely, had served a three-year prison sentence.

Following his release, he faced deportation proceedings. In January 2023, a first-tier tribunal judge ruled in his favour, citing the impact of deportation on his wife’s ability to conceive a child through IVF.

Maria testified that IVF, essential to their efforts to start a family, was not an option in Nigeria.

However, the secretary of state for the Home Department challenged this claim, arguing that the tribunal’s reliance on her testimony lacked supporting evidence.

The upper tribunal reviewed the case and, on November 4, 2024, ruled that the initial decision was flawed.

It was found that the first-tier tribunal judge failed to seek objective evidence to verify Maria’s assertion.

The upper tribunal noted that a simple internet search could confirm the availability of IVF services in Nigeria, undermining the couple’s argument.

The judgment criticized the earlier ruling, stating: “We conclude that the judge erred in exclusively relying upon Ms A’s (referring to Maria) personal evidence when finding as a fact that IVF treatment is unavailable in Nigeria,” the upper tribunal ruled, according to Daily Mail on Sunday.

The tribunal set aside the earlier decision and ordered the case to be reheard by a different judge.

“We observe the Secretary of State’s unchallenged assertion before us that even the most basic Google search reveals the existence of IVF treatment in Nigeria.

“The Secretary of State’s appeal is allowed to the extent that the decision of the First-tier Tribunal is set aside in its entirety.

“The appeal is to be remitted to the First-tier Tribunal to be heard by any judge other than First-tier Tribunal Judge Malone,” it added.

 

 

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Dr Abisoye Fagade honoured as Aare Asojuoba of Ibadan land (Photo News)

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Renowned Islamic Cleric Muhideen Ajani Bello Dies At 84

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A renowned Islamic cleric, Alhaji Sheikh Muhydeen Ajani Bello is dead.

 

The news was confirmed through her daughter who runs a private Nursery school in Ire Akari area of Ibadan Alhaja Bimbas as fondly called.

 

” It is true ” Bimbas confirmed.

 

Our source confirmed that the octogenarian died on Friday morning at the age of 84.

 

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