Doyin Adewola: Nigeria’s future lies in youth-driven entrepreneurship and technology integration

In a recent interview with Business Day, our Founder Doyin Adewola reflects on his journey over the past decade, a journey focused on solving real problems, creating jobs, and giving more people a fair shot at success.

As the founder of Box Office Hub, Nigeria’s first coworking space, Doyin helped over 2,000 small businesses and startups find their feet. Beyond just office space, he offered them the tools, training, and support they needed to grow. His work helped spark the creation of over 5,000 jobs, proving that when people are given the right environment, they thrive.

With Roomeo Construct, Doyin turned his focus to the housing market, where many Nigerians struggle to become homeowners. His solution? A fractional property investment model that allows everyday people, including teachers, nurses, and small business owners, to invest in real estate together. It’s a way to help more people build wealth, even if they can’t afford to buy a house outright.

Doyin believes that the future of Nigeria’s economy lies in young people, technology, and fair access to opportunities. His goal is to open more doors, especially in real estate, and to make it easier for Nigerians, both at home and abroad, to invest in their country’s future.

Doyin is not just building businesses, he’s building platforms that breaks down barriers and help people succeed.

FULL INTERVIEW HERE: https://businessday.ng/interview/article/nigerias-future-lies-in-youth-driven-entrepreneurship-and-technology-integration-adewola/