Kekeocha Prince receives Yessiey awards for ICT industry contributions
Kekeocha odirichi Prince, a renowned technology professional and businessman, has received the Yessiey Awards for his exceptional contributions to Nigeria’s Information and Communication Technology (ICT) industry. The award was recently conferred to recognize those who have contributed significantly in their chosen fields.
Kekeocha, who is from Lagos and an Imo State indigene from Ihinna, has become a top figure in the ICT sector. He has worked with several government agencies, such as the imo state and the Ogun State Government, where he has been pivotal in driving digital infrastructure development and innovation.
His academic credentials cover schooling at Cubic Private School, Lagos, and Penny International College, before he graduated from Abia State University. As a businessman who started his entrepreneurial life in 2015, Kekeocha has also worked as a consultant and built a portfolio of businesses, testament to his profound knowledge of the digital economy.
Kekeocha’s partnerships with high-profile individuals, including Yemisi Shyllon, Nigeria’s biggest art collector, and Hon. Richard Bamisile, Speaker of the Ekiti House of Assembly, reflect his reach and clout in the industry. His efforts have been aimed at empowering, skilling small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and start-ups, thus enlarging Nigeria’s digital ecosystem.
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Besides the Yessiey Awards, Kekeocha has also been honored by Imo State and Ogun State in appreciation of his efforts aimed at driving technological advancement as well as investment in digital infrastructure. His actions show a devotion to developing the ICT ecosystem whose legacy will persist and influence the community and nation at large.
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Kekeocha remains a source of inspiration for others in the sector, and his success is evidence of the ability of technology to drive economic growth and social change in Nigeria.
