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Adesola Adeyiga Advocates for Sustainable Business at World Consumer Rights Day 2025 Apr 21, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link On March 18th, 2025, the Lagos State Consumer Protection Agency (LASCOPA) hosted its annual World Consumer Rights Day event at the Marriott Hotel, Ikeja, with the theme “A Just Transition to a Sustainable Lifestyle”. The gathering brought together industry leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders to discuss the critical role of businesses and consumers in advancing a greener, more equitable future. Adesola Adeyiga, a member of the Stanford Seed Transformation Network Nigeria, was a featured contributor at the event. In his session, Adesola highlighted the importance of the Triple Bottom Line—Profit, People, and Planet—as a guiding framework for sustainable business. He emphasized that true sustainability means achieving business success today without compromising the prospects of future generations. Adesola encouraged businesses to move beyond traditional linear models and embrace the circular economy, which prioritizes resource efficiency, waste reduction, and long-term value creation. He outlined five actionable strategies for organizations aiming to lead in sustainability: Embedding a culture of sustainability throughout the organization Launching corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives that support environmental goals Using eco-friendly raw materials in production Adopting circular business models to minimize waste and maximize resource use Partnering with suppliers who are committed to sustainable practices His insights resonated with the event’s broader call for collective action, as echoed by other speakers and Lagos State officials, who stressed the need for ethical business practices and consumer empowerment in building a more sustainable economy. Adesola’s participation underscores the leadership and advocacy of Stanford Seed members in shaping sustainable business practices across Africa. His practical recommendations offer a roadmap for organizations seeking to align profitability with social and environmental responsibility. We commend Adesola for his thought leadership and ongoing commitment to advancing sustainability in the business community. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

Welcoming Our Cohort 15 Members to the Stanford Seed Network Nigeria Dec 23, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link We are proud to welcome a new group of founders and business leaders into the Stanford Seed Network Nigeria . Cohort 15 represents a diverse mix of enterprises across agriculture, technology, food processing, healthcare, engineering, renewable energy, and professional services. These leaders are building businesses that address real challenges, create value, and make meaningful contributions to economic growth. As they begin their journey within the Stanford Seed Network, we look forward to sharing more of their stories, achievements, and impact in the months ahead. Meet the Members of Cohort 15 Deina Mayaki Co-Founder & CEO, Agriarche Ltd. Agriarche is an agricultural technology company connecting farmers, processors, and buyers to improve productivity and efficiency in Nigeria’s agricultural value chain. Her work focuses on creating sustainable solutions that empower farmers and drive innovation in agribusiness. Serena Dalamal Ramnani Director, Ajrena Foods Limited Ajrena Foods Limited is a food processing company producing high-quality peanut-based products and snacks. She brings expertise in operations, product development, and building businesses that combine local sourcing with quality manufacturing. Abiodun Atobatele CEO, ATB Tech Limited ATB Tech Limited is a full-fledged technology provider. We deliver exceptional digital products and technology solutions that solve critical business problems. They deliver a full set of services to keep IT infrastructure reliable through ongoing infrastructure administration, continuous monitoring, and prompt troubleshooting. Michael Dania President/CEO, Hexagon Engin Hexagon Engin delivers engineering, procurement, construction, installation, electrical and control panel solutions, OEM spares, fire and gas suppression systems, and technical training solutions. He brings extensive leadership experience in driving operational excellence, infrastructure projects, and innovative engineering approaches that impact industries. Adeola Alli Founder & CEO, OneHealth OneHealth is an online pharmacy and healthcare platform providing access to medicines and healthcare solutions for individuals and healthcare providers. Their primary goal is to leverage technology to get the right medicines to the right hands at the right time. Using properly curated and analyzed data, they also support individuals with therapeutic management and intervention, offering relevant health solutions such as doctor consultations and laboratory tests through partner providers. They have a large pool of well-trained pharmacists and healthcare providers, with a pharmacy network of over 1,000 pharmacies across all 36 states of Nigeria, providing last-mile pharmacare to patients. Christine Ogbéh CEO, Quorum Africa Quorum specialises in creating face-to-face brand experiences and live activations that deeply engage consumers through memorable, culturally relevant moments across Africa. Quorum stands out as a leading experiential agency dedicated to delivering culturally relevant, emotionally engaging brand experiences across Africa. The company aligns creative storytelling with strategic event execution, offering everything from activations to large-scale branded parties. Uwadiale Agenmonmen GMD/CEO, Raedial Farms Limited Raedial Farms Limited is a Nigerian-owned agribusiness company focused on sustainable crop cultivation, palm oil production, and livestock farming. They produce and process crude palm oil, palm kernel oil, palm kernel cake, coconut, cassava, and maize. Their customers include agro-processing companies, wholesalers, and development partners. He is committed to growing businesses that drive economic impact and social value. Naima Ilu MD/CEO, RightClick IT Solutions and Services RightClick IT Solutions and Services Ltd. is a Nigerian-based digital transformation company helping organizations unlock the power of data, streamline operations, and scale intelligently. Since 2015, the company has partnered with enterprises, particularly in the oil and gas, public, and industrial sectors to design and implement customized business intelligence platforms, data governance frameworks, and strategic management tools that drive measurable outcomes. Gbenga Kogbe Director, Sunhive Ltd. Sunhive Ltd. operates in the renewable energy and sustainability sector, focusing on driving clean energy solutions, promoting sustainable practices, and supporting businesses and communities in transitioning to greener technologies. Looking Ahead We are excited to journey alongside Cohort 15 and to spotlight their growth, milestones, and contributions as part of the Stanford Seed Network Nigeria. Their work reflects the spirit of entrepreneurship, leadership, and impact that the network exists to support. Welcome to Cohort 15. We look forward to the greatness that lies ahead. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

Purelife Pharmacy Participates in Pharma West Africa 2025 Apr 21, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link From March 18th to 21st, 2025, the Landmark Centre in Victoria Island, Lagos, hosted Pharma West Africa 2025—a key event that brought together professionals and organizations from across the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries. Among the exhibitors was Purelife Pharmacy, which participated with a dedicated booth at Booth E2. Throughout the four-day event, Purelife Pharmacy’s team engaged with other industry professionals, sharing their latest products, services, and approaches to pharmacy practice. Their booth provided an opportunity for attendees to learn more about Purelife’s offerings, discuss industry trends, and explore potential collaborations. Ajayi Mobolaji Felicia, a member of the Stanford Seed Transformation Network Nigeria, was actively involved in representing Purelife Pharmacy at the event. Her participation reflects the ongoing contributions of our network members to the broader healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors. Pharma West Africa 2025 served as a valuable platform for knowledge exchange and professional networking, and we commend Purelife Pharmacy for their active involvement in this important industry gathering. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

Stanford Seed Nigeria Annual General Meeting: What You Need to Know Jul 1, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link 📅 Date: Saturday, July 19, 2025 🕒 Time: TBD 📍 Venue: Virtual (Link will be shared) The Annual General Meeting (AGM) is one of the most important gatherings in the calendar of the Stanford Seed Transformation Network Nigeria . It’s a time when members come together to reflect on the past year, reconnect with the mission, and contribute to shaping the network's direction going forward. At its core, the AGM is about transparency, alignment, and fostering a sense of community. It provides a clear picture of what has been accomplished over the past year, from programs and financials to leadership updates and member impact. It is also a forward-looking session, where strategic plans are shared, goals are set, and members are allowed to ask questions, give feedback, and stay fully engaged with the vision of the network. Whether you’ve been a member for a long time or just joined, the AGM is a great way to learn more, get involved, and stay connected to what SSTN Nigeria is all about. All Members are Invited We’re pleased to announce that the 2025 AGM will take place virtually on Saturday, July 19, 2025 . The virtual format allows all members, regardless of location, to attend and participate in this important moment for the network. Your presence at the AGM is important. This meeting is where we share key updates, talk about the future of the network, and hear from members like you. It’s a chance to stay informed, give your input, and be part of shaping what comes next. The meeting link and agenda will be shared soon. Let’s come together to celebrate our progress and plan for the future. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

Strengthening Our Network: Highlights from the 2025 Annual General Meeting Aug 29, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link On Saturday, August 2, 2025 , the Stanford Seed Transformation Network, Nigeria, gathered virtually for its Annual General Meeting (AGM) . Members, trustees, and executives came together to reflect on the past year, review our financial health, and take decisive steps toward shaping the future of our Network. Welcoming Cohort 14 One of the memorable highlights of the AGM was the official welcome of Cohort 14 members into the Network. Their arrival represents growth, renewal, and fresh perspectives for our community. With every new cohort, our shared mission gains more strength and momentum, and Cohort 14 promises to bring new energy into our collective work. Reflections and Reports In her opening remarks, Mrs. Nwamaka Okoye , Chairman of the Board of Trustees, expressed gratitude for the resilience and commitment of members throughout the year. Following this, Mrs. Omolola Ajani , President of the Network, presented the 2024 Annual Report , spotlighting key milestones: A restructuring of the Secretariat to strengthen operational support. The End of Year and Welcome Party , featuring Hon. Dr. Jumoke Oduwole as Guest Speaker, where Cohort 14 was formally received. The launch of the Health Sector Group , creating space for collaboration among members in healthcare and allied industries. Continued excellence in the annual survey , reinforcing Nigeria’s strong contribution to the global impact report. The inauguration of the Constitution Review Committee to ensure our governance framework remains dynamic and relevant. Her report, which emphasized deepening engagement and elevating visibility in the coming year, was warmly received and unanimously adopted. Inauguration of the Constitution Review Committee A major governance milestone of the AGM was the inauguration of the Constitution Review Committee . This committee will ensure that our constitution reflects both our growth and evolving needs, while staying aligned with corporate governance standards under CAMA 2020. The committee members are: Mr. Ken Oyeleke – Trustee Mr. Saidu Basharu – Executive Mrs. Ifeoluwa Fashola – Cohort 10 Mr. Adebola Aromiwura – Cohort 10 Mrs. Toyin Edun – Cohort 11 With Mr. Olusegun Elegbede (A.A. and Associates) serving as observer. Looking Ahead The AGM closed with words of appreciation from the Chairman, Mrs. Nwamaka Okoye , who commended the Executive Committee and members for their dedication and contributions. As we look toward 2026, our focus remains clear: to deliver meaningful value to every member, deepen engagement, and expand the impact of the Network in Nigeria and beyond. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

Strengthening West African Collaboration: Highlights from the Nigeria-Ghana Chapters’ Joint Dinner Apr 19, 2025 Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link On April 4th, 2025, following a day of impactful sessions at the Stanford Seed Global Summit in Cape Town, the Nigeria and Ghana Chapters of the Seed Transformation Network came together for a joint dinner at Signal Gun Wineries. This gathering marked a significant step toward deepening collaboration between two of West Africa’s most dynamic entrepreneurial communities. Moving Beyond Rivalry to Partnership While friendly debates, such as the well-known jollof rice rivalry, often characterize interactions between Nigerians and Ghanaians, this dinner demonstrated a shared commitment to unity and progress. The event was designed to foster stronger professional relationships, encourage knowledge exchange, and lay the groundwork for future joint initiatives. Leadership Perspective: The Importance of Collaboration Kwame Kurankyi Dadson, Network Manager for Stanford Seed Transformation Network West Africa, expressed strong enthusiasm for the growing partnership between the Nigeria and Ghana Chapters. He highlighted how collaboration, rather than competition, is essential for advancing the network’s mission across the region. Kwame noted that when chapters come together with a shared purpose, they unlock greater opportunities for innovation, growth, and collective impact. His comments reinforced the evening’s message: that intentional collaboration among West African business leaders will be a driving force for regional success and transformation. Key Discussions and Action Points The evening was structured around open dialogue and practical brainstorming, with members from both chapters contributing ideas on how to enhance the Seed Network’s value across West Africa. Notable contributions included: Leadership Development: Mr. Saidu Basharu, Welfare Secretary of the Nigerian Chapter, advocated for greater consistency in the Leadership Lab, suggesting the introduction of cohort ambassadors and working committees to strengthen mentorship and support systems. Operational Efficiency: Mrs. Adanma Onuegbu emphasized the importance of timely dues payments, highlighting how administrative efficiency underpins the network’s ability to deliver value. Resource Mobilization: Mr. James Ogbe, Finance Secretary of the Nigerian chapter, proposed a tiered Donor Recognition System (Gold, Silver, Bronze) to incentivize and acknowledge member contributions. Engagement and Participation: Mr. Taofik, a Nigerian member, encouraged increased attendance at physical events, noting that face-to-face interactions are invaluable for solving business challenges and building trust. Expansion and Outreach: Plans were discussed for a potential West African Summit in Lagos or Accra, as well as strategies to leverage the STP referral program to attract more qualified entrepreneurs to the network. Next Steps: Building a Stronger Regional Network The joint dinner concluded with a commitment of the Nigeria and Ghana Chapters to: Organize more intentional cross-chapter events to facilitate relationship-building and knowledge sharing. Establish regional ambassador systems and revitalize leadership development programs across countries. Promote a culture of contribution, visibility, and collaboration within the network. Conclusion This joint dinner between the Nigeria and Ghana Chapters set a new standard for cross-chapter engagement within the Seed Transformation Network. By moving beyond friendly rivalry and focusing on collaboration, both chapters demonstrated that West African business leaders are stronger together. The outcomes of this meeting will serve as a foundation for future initiatives aimed at accelerating regional growth and impact. The future of the Seed Transformation Network in West Africa is bright, driven by unity, shared vision, and a commitment to excellence. comments debug Comments Write a comment Write a comment Share Your Thoughts Be the first to write a comment. Other News Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape: Key Takeaways from the Network’s Tax Webinar As Nigeria prepares for one of the most significant overhauls of its tax system in recent history, the Stanford Seed Transformation Network convened a timely and insightful Tax Webinar titled “Navigating Nigeria’s New Tax Landscape.” The session was designed to help businesses within the network stay informed, compliant, and strategically positioned ahead of the incoming reforms. Held on 18th November 2025 , the session focused on what the new tax laws mean in practice, not just in theory... Read More

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Stanford Seed Transformation Network, Nigeria Chapter is a dynamic business network empowering entrepreneurs with tools, resources, and peer collaboration to drive business growth, innovation, and economic transformation in Nigeria. Driving Business Excellence A community of transformative leaders committed to fostering growth, resilience, and innovation in Nigeria's economy. Empowering Nigerian entrepreneurs to lead with integrity, innovate boldly, and shape a prosperous future. OUR PROGRAMS Up Up ABOUT US Seed Transformation Network Nigeria Chapter The Nigeria Chapter of the Stanford Seed Transformation Network is committed to empowering business leaders to build strong, sustainable enterprises. Working closely with Stanford Seed, we focus on fostering growth through sound governance, innovative processes, and impactful leadership. Since our launch on September 23, 2016, we have been dedicated to driving economic transformation in Nigeria by supporting businesses that create lasting value. Our Mission To create wealth in Nigeria by supporting high impact, high growth, sustainable business. Our Vision To establish Nigeria as a global economic force through empowerment and wealth creation. Our Values • Integrity • Lifelong learning • Quality • Fidelity • Service • Creativity LEARN MORE Welcome Message from the President Dear Friends, Welcome to the Stanford Seed Transformation Network Nigeria Chapter, a community of visionary leaders driving change across industries. Our members, graduates of the Stanford Seed Program, are committed to scaling businesses that foster economic growth, innovation, and resilience in Nigeria. While our Network is exclusive to Seed alumni, its impact reaches far beyond. Through collaboration, shared expertise, and strategic initiatives, we empower businesses to create jobs, transform industries, and uplift communities. Together, we are building a future where Nigerian enterprises thrive as global benchmarks of excellence. We invite you to explore our work and join us in shaping a prosperous future for Nigeria. Warm regards, Omololami Ajani President, Stanford Seed Nigeria Chapter CHAPTER EXECUTIVES EVENTS & ACTIVITIES Programs that Make Impact VIEW ALL EVENTS Member Directory Heralding from almost 20 countries, across over a dozen industries, participants in the Seed Transformation Program represent some of the most promising businesses throughout Africa and South Asia. To learn more about the entrepreneurs who have completed our program and to connect with them directly, search our participant directory. View Directory LATEST UPDATES News & Insights Inside the Seed Nigeria April Members' Hangout: An Evening of Connection, Insight, and Shared Experience There are moments within our network that go beyond structured sessions and formal engagements, moments where connection becomes more natural, conversations more open, and the value of community more evident. The April Members Hangout was one of those moments. From the very start, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Members arrived to familiar faces, shared greetings. For some, it was a chance to reconnect after a while. As the evening unfolded, conversations began to flow across tables,... Read More SUITE Training Recap: Building Brand Resilience in Times of Change What makes a brand survive uncertainty, and more importantly, what makes it win after it? At the recent SUITE Training held on Saturday, the 18th of April, 2026, at Greenpeg Engineering HQ in Lagos, Stanford Seed Nigeria hosted an in-depth and highly practical session led by Temitope Louis, MD/CEO of TradeEdge Limited. The focus was clear and timely: how to build resilient brands in times of change. Beyond the theme, what unfolded was a powerful breakdown of how identity, branding, and brand... Read More VIEW ALL NEWS

Meet the Executive Committee of the Stanford Seed Transformation Network, Nigeria Chapter—dedicated volunteer leaders guiding the Network’s vision, fostering collaboration, and driving impactful initiatives for business growth and economic transformation Executive Committee Our five-member volunteer committee, composed of seasoned Seed alumni from diverse industries, steers the Network’s strategic direction. They dedicate their expertise to designing programs that foster peer collaboration, sector-specific growth, and sustainable impact—empowering businesses to thrive as catalysts for Nigeria’s economic transformation. President Lola Ajani Managing Director Wood-et-al Ltd. Cohort 9 Welfare Secretary Saidu Basharu Chief Executive Officer Crust Resources Nigeria Ltd Cohort 2 Vice President Theodora Nwenyi Chief Executive Officer Rapid Vigil Security Company Cohort 11 Communication Secretary Toba Obaniyi Chief Executive Officer Exemplar Cohort 12 Financial Secretary James Ogbe Chief Executive Officer PESO Energy Cohort 10 Ex-Officio Brian Hammond Director Impact Hub Lagos Cohort 9 VIEW BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Discover inspiring stories of growth, resilience, and innovation from members of the Stanford Seed Transformation Network, Nigeria Chapter. Seed Diaries highlights the transformative journeys of business leaders driving impact across Nigeria Seed Diaries Seed Diaries captures the inspiring journeys of Stanford Seed Network members as they navigate the highs and lows of building impactful businesses. These stories highlight resilience, innovation, and the transformative power of collaboration within the Network. From overcoming challenges to scaling enterprises, each diary offers a glimpse into how visionary leaders are reshaping industries, creating jobs, and driving economic growth across Nigeria and beyond. Explore these powerful narratives and discover the profound impact of leadership rooted in purpose and shared learning. WATCH SEASON 3 Let's Have a Chat Are you a Seed member? Do you have an interesting story to tell? We would love to have you on our next episode of Seed Diaries JOIN US

Explore the Company Visit program by the Stanford Seed Transformation Network, Nigeria Chapter—an initiative where members visit fellow entrepreneurs’ businesses to learn, network, and share best practices for growth Company Visit The Company Visit program offers members of the Nigeria Chapter a unique opportunity to connect, learn, and engage with fellow entrepreneurs by visiting their businesses. These visits provide valuable insights into diverse business processes, foster meaningful networking, and create a platform for members to share experiences and best practices. By understanding each other’s operations, members strengthen connections and uncover new opportunities for collaboration and growth