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Sujibomi Ogundele aka Sujimoto, the CEO of Sujimoto construction was recently spotted in Dubai with the king of Dubai, his Royal Highness Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. The multi-millionaire Nigerian business man has been trying for years to make million dollar investments in Dubai and maybe that's what the short meeting with the king was about. More photos after the cut...

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See simplicity yet so powerful in delivering dividends of governance. If na for Nigeria now, a whole red neck army officer will be standing behind buffoons in the name of presidents.

Nigerians leading the way since 905AD.


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Who is Sujibomi Ogundele? What are his antecedents? I just checked through his website and it's pretty detailed and mind-bogging. But I'm curious about how he started out. I became especially curious when i read he was 'endorsed' by Kola Aluko.

Please what's his background and profile and source of his wealth. Congrats to him.

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Who is Sujibomi Ogundele? What are his antecedents? I just checked through his website and it's pretty detailed and mind-bogging. But I'm curious about how he started out. I became especially curious when i read he was 'endorsed' by Kola Aluko.

Oil money has a way of spreading about, the Aluko connection may just indicate he's a front for other big fish.

Just finished watching documentaries about Dubai- Impossible City and Mega Structures. The king, then a crown prince was and is responsible for the Infrastructural miracle in Dubai.

TLU:
Who is Sujibomi Ogundele? What are his antecedents? I just checked through his website and it's pretty detailed and mind-bogging. But I'm curious about how he started out. I became especially curious when i read he was 'endorsed' by Kola Aluko.

Here is a short profile of Sijibomi Ogundele. His story is really inspiring. A classic rags-to-riches story of a young man whose story changed due to a chance encounter with a Japanese property tycoon, who took a chance on him by giving him a head start and an opportunity to prove himself, in the real estate market.

He took lessons learnt from that encounter into the real world. Armed with determination and perseverance, he worked his a.rse off selling homes developed by his Japanese mentor, to the rich and famous. Today, he is just as wealthy as his well-heeled clients.

Sijibomi likes to live in his own world. But it is a world he created for himself through hard work and grit; and the determination not to be a failure. In his words, he chose to stay at the top because the bottom was crowded. His decision, however, was predicated on a trip he took to Japan some years back.

He takes up the story: “My visit to Japan played a tremendous shift in my mentality, my beliefs and life in general. This gave me an opportunity to know that life is a choice: you’re either down or up. And I decided to stay up because I believed the bottom was too crowded.”

Drawing inference from the miraculous transformation that was the hallmark of the Dubai success story, Sijibomi believes that in real estate, the man who wins is the man who takes himself beyond the ordinary and employs creative thinking.

“In real estate, the man who pushes himself beyond the limits and employs creative thinking is bound to win. Several years ago, I visited Dubai and I saw a country with its prevalent vast desert and landmass but through sheer creativity and grit, they’ve turned it into a global megalopolis. That trip and subsequent ones taught me characteristics and fundamentals of the development process.”

One Meeting that Changed Everything...

Sijibomi speaks about a meeting he had with a Japanese that changed his life. It was not just the meeting that effected the positive change in his life but the advice he took from the Japanese which turned out to be invaluable.

“Sujimoto san (san in Japanese means Mr.) is the uncle of a dear friend of mine, a Japanese girl I met in Nice, France and she convinced me to further my life and education in Tokyo. As you know, my name is Siji, meeting Sujimoto in Tokyo was a great coincidence for me and instantaneously, I was drawn to him. He became my mentor. He instilled in me confidence and educated me on the benefits of self-improvement. He always reminded me that my present or past circumstances have very little to do with my future. What guarantees my future is my ability to dedicate myself to excellence. He told me Jesus loved the world but chose only 12 people. Suji is a real friend that is better than a hundred fake ones.”

See more here: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/sijibomi-ogundele-my-high-school-teacher-who-called-me-dumb-now-works-for-me/185181/

From today onwards, my name is sujiplane

Good one..