28th June, 2024
The Chief Executive Officer of Prince Luxury Group (PLG), Prince Omoha Nduka, paid a courtesy visit to the Ooni of Ife, His Royal Highness, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi (Ojaja II) on Wednesday to seek a friendly institutional relationship between the Ooni’s palace and the Executive Management of PLG.
This is part of the company’s efforts to upscale youth development as well as ensure the communal development of Ile Ife and its surrounding communities.
Commenting on the courtesy visit of Nduka, Oba Ogunwusi admonished Nigerian youths to understand the essence of wisely selecting their desired mentors.
“I strongly believe young people possess what it takes to move the country, including their respective communities forward. However, to achieve this magnitude of success across all levels, Nigerian youths need to understand the essence of selecting the right mentors in line with their goals and aspirations in life, as this is the only guaranteed way they can get to their peak in life,” he said.
Riding on the backdrop of his earlier statement, the Ooni referred to Prince Omoha as a “worthy mentor of the prestigious Nigeria youths.”
He also reemphasized the need for Nigerian youths seeking to build careers in different fields of life to emulate the good virtues the CEO exudes.
Appreciating the Ooni of Ile-Ife for accepting his visit to the palace, Omoha, described the revered monarch as an icon of greatness who provides dependable leadership for all descendants of Oduduwa, particularly the youths globally.
“This courtesy visit is to appreciate the supportive personality of our royal father, in the person of Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi. He has been a beacon of hope to Nigerian youths locally and internationally, as he constantly displays top-notch leadership qualities that showcase diverse cultural dexterity.
“As such, I am sure more productive collaborations would commence so we can better impact our communities and its inhabitants,” he said.
The Prince Omoha Foundation founded in 2018 has invested over 100, 000 dollars across 36 states in Nigeria through a non-refundable seed capital to support young entrepreneurs and Small and medium-sized enterprises.
