Adetola Nola
2 Jan
One of the striking features of 2022 has to be the unrelenting big bang of a massive brain drain in Nigerians. Many young people have Japa out of the country in hopes of a better future in a more structured system and blame the country’s economic hardship for their emigration. But while these young citizens…
7 Sep 2021
Africa’s leading real estate brokerage firm, Billionaire Realtors’ Group (BRG) recently held the maiden edition of the BRG Xcellence event titled ‘The Billionaire Perspective with the Billionaire Realtors’. The event was held at Civic Center, Victoria Island Lagos on August 21, 2021.
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Forbes, a global media company, has named Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Veritasi Homes and Properties, Mr. Adetola Nola, as one of the Under-30 list for this year’s exceptional leaders in business category.
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