Still Celebrating an Accomplished Business Mogul, Philanthropist And Socialite, Oloye Babatunde Ologburo on His Birthday
It was the 64th birthday of admirable businessman and socialite, Alhaji Engr. (Chief) Babatunde Ologburo on Tuesday, October 1 and in the usual tradition, he was widely celebrated by family, friends, associates and well-wishers.
A cerebral figure in the society, Alhaji Ologburo has over the years, exhibited all it takes to be called a good man. His selfless dedication and service to his community is inspiring; just as his tireless efforts towards making a positive impact on the lives of people around him. He is an exceptional character. With his generosity and kindness, Ologburo has touched countless lives.
Born in Pakoyi area of Oyo town in Oyo State to the families of Alhaji Wahab Iyanda Ologburo , a frontiline businessman and Omooba Wulemot Ejide Ologburo of Alowolodu Ruling House of Oyo on October 1st, 1960, the same day Nigeria got independence. Alhaji Tunde Ologburo is a heir of one of the first generation of aristocratic and noble families from the native town of Oyo. He is the husband of Alhaja Bola Ologburo, an accomplished fabric merchant and prominent society woman -and they are blessed with lovely children who are doing well in life. A socialite in every sense of the word, Ologburo well-loved by many. In 1996, the late Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Olayiwola Adeyemi III, turbaned him as the Sanmori Adini of Oyoland
He has been in business for over 4 decades; starting his own company, Bamol Nig. Enterprises, in 1984. The company deals in building material, majoring in cement. He ventured fully into export and import business in 1991. In 2000, he established Quickborn Nigeria Ltd, a civil engineering company. He subsequently established October Contruction, Independence Construction and Libera International Ltd, all majoring in civil engineering works -dealing with government and oil companies. These companies companies now handle real estate projects together with civil engineering works.
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