Aladewura Adegboyega extends condolences to family of actor John Okafor

Aladewura Adegboyega extends condolences to family of actor John Okafor

In a heartfelt gesture of sympathy, Aladewura Adegboyega, the CEO of Hadegold Media, took to social media to express his condolences to the family, friends, and fans of Nigerian comedian and actor John Okafor, fondly remembered as Mr. Ibu. Aladewura shared his message of condolence on his Instagram handle, @sir_adegold, acknowledging the immense loss felt by the Nigerian entertainment industry and the nation as a whole.

Captioning his post with poignant words, Aladewura Adegboyega reflected on the impact Mr. Ibu had on his life, stating, “My deepest condolences to the family of John Okafor, popularly known as Mr. Ibu. His laughter brightened my childhood days, and his comedic genius will forever be cherished.” Aladewura emphasized the significant role Mr. Ibu played in shaping his childhood memories, underscoring the comedian’s enduring legacy.

Born in Agege, Lagos State, Aladewura Adegboyega has carved a niche for himself as a prominent Nigerian businessman and a global digital marketer. Through his leadership at Hadegold Media, he has spearheaded innovative digital marketing campaigns that have garnered widespread acclaim and recognition. His commitment to excellence and his entrepreneurial spirit have positioned him as a leading figure in Nigeria’s digital landscape.

The passing of Mr. Ibu, which occurred on Saturday, March 2 has left a profound void in the hearts of many Nigerians. Known for his iconic comedic roles in Nollywood films, Mr. Ibu endeared himself to audiences with his unique brand of humor and unmatched talent. His contributions to Nigerian cinema have left an indelible mark, and he will be remembered as a beloved icon of Nigerian entertainment.

As Nigerians mourn the loss of a legendary entertainer, Aladewura Adegboyega’s heartfelt condolences serve as a reminder of the enduring impact of Mr. Ibu’s legacy. May his memory continue to inspire laughter and joy for generations to come.

The grand launch on Sunday at Wuse II, witnessed parents alongside their kids throng the opening event to patronise and savour in the convivial atmosphere.

Speaking at the unveiling, The CEO, Mrs Rosemary Uwegba said her dealing in clothings started online, but now decided to expand by setting up a walk-in store for kids clothing.

“We observed that everybody doing clothing and luxury business mostly focuses on adults, so we thought of bringing something different,  that’s why we brought in kids because the kids should not be left out. 

“I was personally into shopping for adult clothes, when I got pregnant I started shopping for my twins, that was when I began to see the uniqueness of baby clothes, and so we decided to set up this store. My children are actually the inspiration behind this business.

Uwegba stressed that kids’ clothing is essential because they grow everyday, and their clothing needs to be changed as they grow. “We have fitting wears for the kids and all these items are all exclusive and nice products from different top brands.”

On the affordability, she said, “Our clothing are not really expensive, they are all affordable with high quality. We have got different prices for different age grades. 

She advised premium parents to always ensure their children look as good as they look, by shopping for quality clothes for them.

Also speaking, Mrs Aisha Umar, who came with her kids, while taking a tour around the store expressed delight in the clothing stock and quality. “The quality is really good and the store is also beautiful. I love to make my children stand out in their appearance, so I’m happy to be here. I promise to frequent here to shop for my children.”

On her part, Rhoda Kusimo, CEO of A.S Management Agency—a PR firm, commended the store owners for the setup, adding that the innovative offerings and fashion shopping experience for both parents and children are poised to usher in a new era in Abuja, setting it apart in the fashion world.

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