Rite Foods’ MD emerges ‘Industrialist of the Year’

The Managing Director of Rite Foods Limited, Seleem Adegunwa, has been named Industrialist of the Year by Vanguard Media Limited. This was in recognition of his bold leadership, entrepreneurial foresight, and the company’s disruptive impact on Nigeria’s fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector. The award was presented recently at an event which drew an influential audience […]

Rite Foods’ MD emerges ‘Industrialist of the Year’

Rite Foods Limited Nigeria

The Managing Director of Rite Foods Limited, Seleem Adegunwa, has been named Industrialist of the Year by Vanguard Media Limited.
This was in recognition of his bold leadership, entrepreneurial foresight, and the company’s disruptive impact on Nigeria’s fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector.
The award was presented recently at an event which drew an influential audience of business leaders, policymakers, and industry stakeholders, highlighting the significance of the honour.
Under Adegunwa’s leadership, Rite Foods has redefined competition in the FMCG space, challenging legacy dominance and reshaping consumer expectations through a relentless focus on innovation, quality, and accessibility.
From pioneering product formats to building culturally resonant brands, the company has consistently set new benchmarks, transforming how Nigerians engage with everyday food and beverage products.
This recognition aligns with the spirit of World Creativity and Innovation Day, themed “Recreating Tomorrow Today” a philosophy deeply embedded in Rite Foods’ operations. By combining cutting-edge manufacturing with insight-driven marketing, the company has not only accelerated growth but also influenced industry direction, earning its place as a market leader.

Receiving the award on his behalf, Head of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, Ekuma Eze, described the recognition as a validation of the company’s mission to redefine the industry through homegrown excellence.

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