In the fiercely competitive world of commerce, Oyindamola Adeyemi stands as a formidable force, crowned The Capital’s Business Woman of the Year. Adeyemi’s journey from Nigeria’s diverse cultural roots to becoming a titan of industry is nothing short of extraordinary. Navigating the male-dominated terrains of construction, energy, and finance, she has built an empire with Still Earth Holdings. From connecting communities through roads to revolutionising credit for small businesses, her ventures echo a relentless drive to uplift Nigeria’s economy.
Adeyemi’s leadership is a masterclass in strategy and resilience. While others saw obstacles, she envisioned opportunities, orchestrating success with the precision of a maestro. Her energy arm, Tirex Petroleum, commands a staggering 30% of Nigeria’s offshore drilling market, while Still Earth Capital Finance has empowered over 100,000 small businesses in just four years. Her influence stretches beyond boardrooms; she invests in education and social initiatives, nurturing talent and paving the way for a brighter future.
With accolades from Forbes Africa and a constellation of international awards, Adeyemi’s story is a parable of grit, vision, and excellence. She is more than a business magnate—she is a trailblazer, proving that with ambition and perseverance, the impossible becomes achievable. Her legacy is Nigeria’s promise: a blueprint for transformation, penned by hands that build not just for today but for generations to come.
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