Abundish Nigeria CEO, Barr. Gboyega Adetunji, honoured by OAU
Barr. Adetunji Adegboyega, MD/CEO of Abundish Nigeria Limited, has been honoured with the Award of Excellence in Agribusiness by the Faculty of Agriculture at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU). According to the organisers, the award recognized his outstanding contributions to agricultural entrepreneurship and youth empowerment in Nigeria’s agribusiness landscape. Representing Abundish Nigeria Limited were Barr. Adetunji, […]
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Barr. Adetunji Adegboyega, MD/CEO of Abundish Nigeria Limited, has been honoured with the Award of Excellence in Agribusiness by the Faculty of Agriculture at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU).
According to the organisers, the award recognized his outstanding contributions to agricultural entrepreneurship and youth empowerment in Nigeria’s agribusiness landscape.
Representing Abundish Nigeria Limited were Barr. Adetunji, team members Young and Paul, who joined a diverse audience of students, academics, and stakeholders to engage in thoughtful discussions on the future of agriculture in Nigeria.
The event featured a rich blend of academic insight, artistic expression, and community engagement, including a stirring spoken word performance by emerging artist Khaleda Simola (aka The Dynamic Hadja), who highlighted the struggles of Nigerian youth, food inflation, and the urgent need for reform. Some of the notable persons at the event were; Chairman of the day, Dr. Adebola Ismail Akindele, Group Managing Director, Courtville Business Solutions, Lagos, Prof. Olalekan J. Soyelu, Vice-Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, Oba (Dr.) Jesph Olubiyi Toriola (Ajibise Ogo 1), The Ogunsua of Modakeke able represented and so on.
Abundish Nigeria Limited was celebrated not just for its presence at the event, but for its growing impact in the field. Mr. Adegboyega’s recognition underscored the company’s commitment to sustainable farming and youth-led agribusiness innovation.
His efforts have made agriculture more appealing, profitable, and tech-enabled for the younger generation.
Local schools and research groups also showcased their work in a vibrant exhibition segment, adding further depth and collaboration to the occasion.
In his acceptance remarks, Barr. Adegboyega captured the spirit of the day: “Agriculture is not in the past, it is now, and it is the future. With knowledge, tools, and partnerships, we will feed Africa from Africa.”