The organizers of the prestigious Lagos Network Hub have poured encomiums on renowned Lagos businessman, Mr. Saheed Kekere-Ekun, popularly known as Saheeto, The King of Small Chops, for gracing the 8th Edition – The Dominance Edition as a Speaker.

The exclusive high-level networking event, which held at the prestigious Colonnades Hotel & Resort, Ikoyi, brought together diplomats, business leaders, professionals and investors under one roof.In an official appreciation message released by the Founder, Dejo Richards, on behalf of the entire Lagos Network Hub family, he expressed deepest gratitude to Mr. Saheeto for honouring the invitation.

On behalf of the entire Lagos Network Hub family, I write to express our deepest gratitude for gracing the 8th Edition of Lagos Network Hub – The Dominance Edition held at the prestigious Colonnades Hotel & Resort, Ikoyi.Your presence added immense value, prestige, and colour to the event. Beyond your status as a renowned Lagos businessman and brand, we were deeply touched by your humility, warmth, and awesome personality.You connected freely with everyone – a true mark of great leadership.

Thank you for honouring our invitation and for being a shining example of excellence in business.Dejo Richards further noted that the Hub looks forward to engaging Mr. Saheeto more intensely in future editions and projects by God’s grace, describing his partnership as invaluable.Mr. Saheeto, who is widely celebrated for building one of Lagos’ most loved food brands, shared inspiring insights on business growth, consistency, and dominance in a competitive market. His session was one of the highlights of the evening, as guests resonated with his humble beginnings to becoming a household name.

The Dominance Edition also featured international Jazz artist Kunle Ayo and was graced by diplomats including Mr. Ronaldo Vieira, Consul of Brazil, and top executives like Mr. Sadiq, Head of Investment Banking, The Alternative Bank.AfroCaribbean Blog celebrates Mr. Saheeto and wishes him greater heights.

