The BITE competition winners include Father Chow, who won the title and received a N2 million grant, Phoenix, who came in second with a N750,000 grant, and Fladov, who came in third with a N750,000.
With its inaugural edition in 2022, this programme aimed to combine traditional education with real business solutions, culminating in a riveting competition that highlighted the imaginative and entrepreneurial spirit of young Nigerian students.
Olawunmi Fajemirokun, Executive Director of Oladele Fajemirokun Foundation, said: “We are extremely proud of our effort to foster innovation and entrepreneurship, exemplifying our commitment to nurturing talent and forward-thinking leadership.
“We are looking forward to the 3rd edition happening in Ibadan later this year.”
The Oladele Fajemirokun Foundation, renowned for its dedication to nurturing young talents and fostering innovation, played a pivotal role in the success of the BITE program.
This venture highlights the Foundation’s commitment to creating an environment where academic knowledge and practical business acumen coexist, fostering sustainable development in Nigeria.
Expressing gratitude, Father Chow remarked, “We started in January 2022 and we sold out over 843 packs of our Bread Sandwich in 10 days…I am grateful to God for this opportunity and the Oladele Fajemirokun Foundation, it’s a dream come true to win this funding.
“With this, we will be able to scale and expand to get bicycles to run deliveries and do more on the marketing side”.
The BITE initiative exemplifies the potential of young Nigerians and the significance of providing platforms that empower them to translate their ideas into viable business solutions.
