Multistream Limited, the organisers of the Ikorodu Empowerment Summit, has expressed delight over the success of the well-attended programme.
Over 30 people were empowered with products of Multistream Jinja on January 11, 2025 at the Ikorodu Empowerment Summit.
About 70 others will still be beneficiaries after meeting the documentation requirements of the organisers.
Shamseedeen Salami, a London, United Kingdom-based ambassador of Jinja, Dalston Market in East London, Brixton Office, said: “Those who were empowered on the spot in Ikorodu met all the required conditions but others are still trying to fulfill the requirements.
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“We have enough for them but we are trying to follow due process.
“We were very pleased to see all our invited guests in attendance.
“It was a full house and I am also happy many people were educated about health and wellbeing.”
A gold ranked Independent Entrepreneurial Partner of Multistream, Friday Ibrahim, said he was particularly excited that some of the beneficiaries have taken off on a good note in 2025.
Ibrahim added that the turnout at the programme was a surprise to the entire organising team.
“The turnout was beyond our expectation but we were able to manage it to stage a good event,” he said.
At the O’Clean Events Place in Ikorodu, the Multistream TM Limited looked like a political or religious event of sorts.
Alex Obanla, Liaison Officer to the Ogun State Government on Local Government Matters, was present at the event as the Special Guest, just as the Executive Chairman of Ikorodu Local Government Area, Hon. Adeshina Wasiu, was also in attendance.
The Chairman of the summit, Biyi Otegbeye, said he was particularly happy with the consistency of Multistream products.
“In the past year, the testimony of Jinja is glaring for everyone to see. Wellness and overall sound health is not what anyone will toy with,” Otegbeye said.
Multistream is going ahead to stage other empowerment programmes in FESTAC and Badagry in the next few weeks.
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