OLADUNKE ENI-OLOTU, CEO OFADA CONTINENTAL BAGS CHRONICLE’S OUTSTANDING AWARD
The Chief Executive Officer, CEO of Ofada Continental, located at Ijapo in Akure, Ondo State, Mrs. Oladunke Eni-Olotu has been honoured by the Chronicle News Magazine for her impacts and contributions to the advancement of humanity through her chosen profession.
Oladunke shared the same table with notable Nigerians like Prof. and Mrs. Fehintola Akinterinwa, Pst. Faith Bankole, Prophetess Hellen Bamidele, Pst. T.A Olanusi, Mr.Niran Oladuni, Mrs. Ewatomilola Emiola Owoeye, Mrs. Adetolu Ademujimi, Abosede Oluwagbemisola and a host of others at Sunbeth Event Centre 10th of March, 2024 where she was decorated and honoured with insignia of award and certificate for her good works.
While speaking with the Democrat News Magazine shortly after her award, Mrs. Oladunke Eni-Olotu said that the award was highly cherished because it came from media organization like Chronicle Magazine.
She dedicated her much celebrated-award to her late mother for inculcating the skill of cooking into her right from when she was nine years old.
In her words: “My mother would wake me up and asked me to come to kitchen right from when I was 9 years old. That was how I started; today by the special grace of God, there is no type of food that I cannot prepare courtesy the training of my mother, may her gentle soul continue to rest in peace.”
“I started this business with just N3500 and today I have 7 waiters and 8 people working in the kitchen and that is the reason I have been telling people that they should not see impossibility in whatever God gave them to do.”
She used the medium to charge all the youths and younger women to see the talents in them as means of their breakthrough saying that they should rather develop their God given talents to become what God wanted them to be.
Earlier, in his welcome address, the publisher of the Chronicle Magazine, Mr. Olaseni Oyesusi said that the awardees were carefully selected based on their various contributions to humanity through the instrumentality of their chosen careers.