LBS Honors Gbenga Adigun for Mentorship Contributions

Lagos Business School honored Gbenga Adigun for his significant contributions to the 2025 Alumni Mentor Program, which supports early-stage entrepreneurs by providing guidance and financial backing. Adigun, a founder involved in the initiative, aims to share lessons from his nearly two decades of experience to help reduce the gap between theory and practical business conditions.

He emphasized the importance of developing critical thinking skills rather than offering direct solutions. Adigun outlined several ideas to engage mentees, highlighting resilience as a necessary trait for business leaders managing uncertainty.

He discussed the importance of trust and human connections in business, particularly in the current economic climate. Adigun noted that mentorship is not just about sharing experiences but also about providing tangible support to help entrepreneurs scale their businesses.

He concluded by stating that mentorship is a crucial part of leadership duties, preparing the next generation of business leaders for future challenges.