The Hi-Impact Planet Amusement Park, Ibafo, Ogun State, was agog recently, as Solution Media celebrated a decade in operation. Notable among dignitaries at the well attended party include former governor of Ogun State, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, who chaored the event; Ogun State Commissioner for Tourism, Mr Taiwo Oluwatoyin; Ogun State Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Afolabi Afuwape; former Speaker Ogun State House of Assembly, Mrs Titi Oseni Gomez, and others.
Addressing the gathering, Managing Director, Solution Media and Infotech, Adeyeloye Lipede, said: “I remember that day that my brother Prince Adeyanju Lipede and I sat down to discuss what we can do differently.
He further informed, “In the course of our ten years of existence, we have flown the Nigerian flag both in United Arab Emirates and in the UK, where great artistes of both Nigerian and African descends performed to the admiration of all in world musical concerts. “in 2013 and 2014, we organised an event tagged Hl-Impact For Creative Kids wherein kids in Ogun and Lagos states numbering about six thousand, from both private and public primary and secondary schools were hosted under our big and winners at these events were rewarded and as a matter of fact, the school that came first had the rare opportunity of travelling outside Nigeria.
“For us, it is not yet an Eldorado; we are not unmindful of the business climate in the country, but we are confident and hopeful that with the right attitude and determination the future looks bright. So, at ten, calling on our friends to join us to thank God is a thing we feel we should do.”In his remarks, Gbenga Daniel said: “We had a challenge those days and we felt that part of what we need to do change the colour of the political participants and call all Adeyanju.
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