Chief Udoka Kingsley Okoro, widely recognized as a prominent figure in business and philanthropy, is a Nigerian entrepreneur and Rotarian. Born on October 12, 1971, Chief Udoka Kingsley Okoro has built a reputation for his business acumen and community service.

*Early Life and Education*

Chief Udoka Kingsley Okoro was born to Okoro and Victoria in Ekwuoma Community in Delta State, and his educational journey began at Awufa Primary School, where he graduated on May 24, 1986. He then proceeded to Ekwuoma Secondary School, completing his secondary education in June 1992.

Chief Udoka Kingsley Okoro furthered his education at Lagos State University, studying History and International Studies. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree, Second Class Honors, on January 26, 2016.

*Career and Business Ventures*

Chief Udoka Kingsley Okoro’s professional journey includes acquiring knowledge in spare parts and car sales from 1995 to 1998. He later expanded his business interests, becoming the CEO of Royal Infinity International Hotel. Additionally, he is a car dealer and a respected figure in the hospitality industry.

*International Experience*

Between his academic pursuits,
Chief Udoka Kingsley Okoro lived in Switzerland, where he gained proficiency in the Swiss and German languages.

This international exposure has contributed to his business perspective and networking opportunities.

Chief Udoka Kingsley Okoro serves as Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Delta State on Political Matters. With a background in international trade, he has successfully imported cars and spare parts. His dedication and perseverance earned him notable recognition as the ”Odogwu of Switzerland🇨🇭 ”

*Rotary Involvement*

As an active member of Rotary Club International, Chief Udoka Kingsley Okoro has been recognized for his service with the RTN honorific badge. His commitment to community service is further demonstrated through his involvement with the Udokanma Foundation.

*Personal Life*

Chief Udoka Kingsley Okoro is married and identifies as a Christian. His interests include playing tennis, a sport he excels in. He currently resides in Lagos, Nigeria.

*Legacy and Impact*

Through his various ventures and philanthropic efforts, Chief Udoka Kingsley Okoro continues to make a positive impact in his community and beyond.

His story serves as an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs and community leaders.

Sources:

– Lagos State University Alumni Records
– Rotary Club International Membership Directory
– Royal Infinity International Hotel Official Website

“ENOUGH IS ENOUGH: Sujimoto to Petition and Sue Over $556K Fraud Smear — ‘Delay Is Not Deceit.”

— Accuses Detractors of False and Malicious Publications

“There is no fraud, nor any falsehood. What exists is a delay and nothing more. Yet from this delay, some have chosen to fabricate lies, weaponize rumors, and maliciously mislead the public. Let it be clear: those responsible for instigating and spreading these defamatory claims will be held fully accountable, legally, morally, and shall pay for every damage they have caused.”

When an entrepreneur dares to build what has never been done before, he must first make peace with the storms that come to test his conviction. But to mistake delay for deceit is not only false — it is dangerous to truth itself. For twelve unbroken years, Sujimoto has chosen the harder path: rejecting shortcuts, defying cynicism, and building brick by brick through sleepless nights, sacrifice, and an unyielding faith that Africa deserves architecture that inspires.

The Leonardo by Sujimoto remains one of the continent’s most daring and technically sophisticated luxury developments. Ambition that vast cannot be rushed; its clock is governed not only by concrete and cranes, but by bureaucracy, tedious approvals, and an economy that shifts and strains with every policy change. No one was duped. No one was misled. Our client acted in good faith, approvals were secured last year, and though the project slowed, it was never denied, abandoned, or defrauded.

Unfortunately, some of our most honest and hard-working customers have requested refunds. Some have been patient, while others have been aggressive — and we have honored them all.

We have never compromised. We have faced countless challenges, yet our commitment to integrity remains absolute. Beyond fulfilling contracts, we have helped our customers maximize profits through off-take agreements. Take Giuliano, for example: the first buyer purchased at ₦285 million. Today, less than six years later, the project is worth ₦2.5 billion. Rent now commands ₦100 million; it is fully booked and fully sold out.

When cement skyrocketed from ₦2,000 to ₦10,000, who absorbs the cost? We do. The buyer does not want to hear this, yet it is reality. During construction, steel surged from ₦500,000 to ₦1.3 million, and we did not compromise. A single 40-foot container costs ₦4 million and later ₦24 million. Still, we refused shortcuts. Every brick, every beam, every detail has been delivered with integrity, despite the market’s relentless squeeze.

Every investor has been engaged directly, and those requesting refunds are being settled through a transparent, structured, and verifiable process. Meanwhile, the Lucrezia — once slowed by the same economic headwinds that rattled an entire industry — now stands on the brink of completion, set for delivery in December 2025, with every fully paid homeowner poised to receive their keys.

It is deeply concerning that public institutions are now being misused to settle civil disputes and punish enterprises. What should have remained a private contractual matter has been paraded as a crime, turning law enforcement into debt collectors. Sujimoto is pursuing firm legal redress against those behind these malicious falsehoods, and those responsible shall pay for the damages they have caused.

Sujimoto is not merely a company; it is a creed — a fellowship of architects, artisans, and engineers bound by a shared pursuit of excellence. We have empowered thousands, paid over ₦7 billion in wages in the past 12 years, and built monuments that speak where falsehood falls silent.

In a nation where haste is mistaken for progress and ambition for arrogance, it has become easy to weaponize delay. Yet progress, like justice, is slow only to those who lack patience. Our only “crime” is daring to dream beyond the comfort zone of ordinary builders — and for that, we shall never apologise.

Some may not like Sujimoto — his relentless ambition, his boldness, his refusal to follow the ordinary. Some may call him loud, too forward, even audacious. Yet no one can deny his work. His projects speak for themselves — unmatched in vision, execution, and impact. To question the man is human; to question the monument he builds is impossible.

Sujimoto does not build for applause. We build for permanence. And when The Leonardo finally rises — not if, but when — it will stand as a monument to truth: proof that audacious vision outlives the noise, and that gold is forged only through fire.

Dr. Sijibomi Ogundele is the Group Managing Director of Sujimoto Holdings, the Czar of Luxury Real Estate Development, and the mastermind developer behind the renowned Giuliano. Our other audacious projects, such as the most sophisticated building in Banana Island, LucreziaBySujimoto, the grandiose Sujimoto Twin Tower, the tallest twin towers in Africa; the regal Queen Amina by Sujimoto, a monument to royal affluence; the magnificent high-rise LeonardoBySujimoto; the Sujimoto Farm; an advanced farm estate system that incorporates housing, farm hospitals, hotels, and markets within an ecosystem, creating opportunities for agro-tourism and affordable housing., among other projects that have etched an indelible imprint on Nigeria’s skylines, a testament to Sujimoto’s unrivalled mastery of modern-day engineering.

By Collins Nkwocha

A lot of sensitive issues have been emanating from different angles in the Nigerian nation, Sowore is at the moment spearheading a protest in Abuja for the release of IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu,and lots more.

The prophetic hall of Fame, prophet Godwin Ikuru of Jehovah Eye Salvation Ministry has prognosticated and told Ahmed Bola Tinubu to be very careful because he sees him in a great battle “I love mr.president so much,I have always been an ardent supporter of his policies and visions because I’m a part of this government and I can’t sit back and watch things to wrong; I see the president in a great battle,he was deeply troubled as God revealed it to me,I want to tell him to be very careful, extremely careful so that his government will not be destabilized, this period is very delicate and subtle,he has to be judicious and prudent so that the enemies will not capitalize on something to bring him down “.

Prophet Godwin Ikuru is a renowned Nigerian prophet who has distinguished himself with several accurate prognostications,he prophesied the president into power and he has remained solidly behind him, despite the challenges.