A Decade of Impact: LBS Alumni OMP 21 Class Celebrate Milestone in Lagos ‎

 


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‎The Lagos Business School Alumni OMP 21 class marked a decade of growth and impact with a historic 10-year reunion celebration held at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos 

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‎The event drew alumni from across Nigeria and beyond, with business owners forming a strong presence alongside their spouse. The venue was transformed for the occasion, red carpet, a photo wall tracing the OMP 21 class milestones, and dedicated networking zones that stayed busy throughout the night.

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‎The President of LBS OMP21 (Owner  Management Programme) Engr Festus Akinpelu speaking on the essence of the event said the event will continue to draw several entrepreneurs and society bigwigs to its fold and the aim is to bring under one umbrella the entrepreneurs of like minds. This initiative will enable all business like minds to connect, network, share and have fun. More of this kind of interaction will create more awareness with a constant reminder of the benefit of using social strengths in nation-building.

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‎Speaking at the event, the chairperson of the planning committee, Ekaette Umoh said the success of the 10-year reunion would inform plans for a larger annual alumni conference. “This wasn’t just a party,” she noted. “It was a reminder of the value of staying connected and leveraging the network for real impact.”

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‎One of the evening’s highlights was a panel discussion featuring Mr Muyiwa Adewoye, AI expert, who shared the importance of AI innovations in Nigeria businesses. The programme included a panel session on navigating Nigeria’s current operating environment, featuring alumni who lead companies in fmcg, fintech, and energy. Discussions centered on capital access, talent retention, and regulatory challenges facing mid-sized firms.

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‎These are members of LBS OMP 21 Sets: Engr Festus Akinpelu (President), Abayomi Sadiku, Ngozi Osuhor, Tokunbo Modupe, Yemi Ayeni, Hon Rotiimi Abiru, Tunji Laguda, Taiwo Durotoye, Adelani Adewuyi, Dr Sylvia Cole, Tosin Omoyajowo, Jide Adekola, Temitope Akinyemi, Dr Bimpe Adebajo, Bolaji Abimbola, Bolaji Akinyemi, Chika Onwuka, Dapo Awoliyi, Ekaette Umoh, Emmanuel Ugoeze, Femi Williams, Gbolahan Adenuga, Bukunola Gadzama, Rotimi Olateru-Olagbegi, Samir Bader, Elsie Akin-Adesola, Andy Wabali, Alexis (Mrs), Ijeoma Ndukwe, Jude Igboanugho, Abayomi Olagundoye

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‎Guests were also treated to live music, a  comedy set, and a formal dinner. Many described the atmosphere as “nostalgic but forward-looking,” with conversations frequently turning to mentorship and collaboration opportunities within the network.

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