Momodu, Animashaun others set to facilitate Unilag Business school new programme

By Faith Ojo, Andrea Umogbai, and Hamed Agunbiade.

The University of Lagos Business School (ULBS) has unveiled Nigerian business mogul, Chief Dele Momodu as a lecturer for its Business of Entertainment, Media, Fashion and Sports (BEMFS) programme.

The unveiling took place at the ULBS after a courtesy visit to the office of thE Vice-chancellor, Prof. Oluwatoyin Ogundipe.

Speaking at the event, the ULBS director, Prof. Abraham Osinubi stated that the school’s vision was “to be a world-class business school recognized solely for excellence and knowledge, capable of realizing business potential.”

He noted that the school was the first business school in Nigeria to be recognized internationally adding that the mission of the school is “to provide innovative business research, training, building capacity to deliver business and entrepreneurial success.“

Unveiling the facilitators, Prof. Osinubi urged students to look forward to practical and insightful lectures adding that each facilitator would be bringing their agelong experiences in the business, fashion, media, and sports industry to play.

The facilitators for the new BEMFS programme include CEO of Ovation International Trajectory, Chief Dele Momodu, CEO of Hip TV, Ayo Animashaun, Director of Polo Luxury Group, Chief John Obayunwa, Fashion business expert, Ade Ogunlesi, Strategic Marketing Management Expert, Samson Davies, CEO, Brilla FM, Mr. Larry Izamoje, CEO, Brilla FM and celebrity photographer, Kelechi Amadi-Obi.

Speaking further, the business mogul stressed the place of discipline and intentionality in the pathway to success. He affirmed that discipline of the mind and good conduct was tech secret of successful people.

Also, Mr. Ayo Animashaun, Hip TV CEO described talent as a seed that needs to be nurtured. Some things take a natural process just like pregnancy. Be patient and enjoy the process.”, he said.

The facilitators expressed their preparedness for the commencement of classes and encouraged students to be committed to growing individual visual skills.

The University of Lagos Business School will commence lectures for the BEMFS program on the 7th of December as registrations are ongoing on the ULBS website.