Hardship: Kwara Entrepreneur, Oyawoye Encourages Youths Amid Economic Challenges

Olusoji Oyawoye, CEO of House 12 Workspaces and Lifestyle Limited, has urged Nigerian youths to maintain a positive mindset and carefully choose their role models and peer groups, emphasizing their influence on decision-making.

Speaking during the grand opening of House 12 Workspaces in Ilorin, Oyawoye acknowledged the economic challenges facing the country but called for resilience and optimism among young people.

Oyawoye highlighted the increasing trend of “Japa,” where many youths leave the country seeking better opportunities abroad. 

While acknowledging their frustrations, he encouraged them to explore the opportunities available within Nigeria, stressing that adopting a hopeful outlook can lead to success.

During the launch, Oyawoye unveiled House 12 Workspaces and Lifestyle Limited, a state-of-the-art hub designed to meet the needs of remote workers, startups, students, creatives, and event organizers.

The facility offers shared workspaces, meeting rooms for professional workshops, and an event hall accommodating up to 200 guests for corporate and social events.

The hub also features an on-site café serving exotic coffee blends such as Cappuccino and Caramel Latte, alongside popular snacks like Shawarma and chicken and chips. 

Creative spaces for content creation and photoshoots are also available, catering to the growing demand for multimedia production.

Oyawoye described the workspace as a haven for innovation and collaboration, aimed at fostering growth among individuals and businesses in Ilorin.

He expressed hope that House 12 would inspire young people to harness their potential and thrive within Nigeria’s evolving economic landscape.

For more details, visit house12.org or follow @House12ilorin on social media.