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Renowned Entrepreneur, Yomi Otubela, Announced Chairman of The Industry Newspaper’s Top 50 Nigerian Companies of Impact

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The Industry Newspaper, Nigeria’s premier publication on marketing, media, and the business economy, is pleased to announce Chief Yomi Otubela to as Chairman of the 2026 edition of its flagship special project, “Top 50 Nigerian Companies of Impact.”

The annual recognition celebrates Nigerian companies that are driving resilience, innovation, job creation, and national development across key sectors of the economy.

The 2026 edition, themed “Building Resilience, Driving Growth: Nigerian Companies Shaping the Next Decade,”will be unveiled at a special awards and networking luncheon on Friday, August 21, 2026 at the Lagos Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos*.

Chief Otubela brings decades of distinguished leadership as an entrepreneur and educationist of note. He is the President, National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools, NAPPS, and the Founder/CEO of Lagooz Schools, one of Nigeria’s leading educational institutions known for academic excellence, innovation in learning, and youth development.

Under his stewardship, Lagooz Schools has set benchmarks in curriculum delivery, technology integration, and talent grooming, impacting thousands of Nigerian students.

As an entrepreneur, Chief Otubela has championed private sector participation in education and has been a strong advocate for policies that enable businesses to thrive while contributing to nation-building.

His voice has shaped conversations on skills development, human capital investment, and the role of SMEs and large enterprises in Nigeria’s economic future.

In his role as Chairman of the 2026 Top 50, Chief Otubela will provide strategic guidance for the selection process, deliver the Chairman’s Address at the event, and lead conversations on how Nigerian companies can deepen impact through innovation, governance, and social responsibility.

Speaking on the appointment, Goddie Ofose, Editor-in-Chief & Publisher of The Industry Newspaper, said: “We are honoured to have Chief Yomi Otubela chair this year’s Top 50. He embodies the spirit of impact we seek to celebrate — building institutions, empowering people, and creating value that outlives quarterly reports. His experience as both an entrepreneur and educationist makes him uniquely positioned to spotlight companies that are not just profitable, but purposeful.”

The Top 50 Nigerian Companies of Impact 2026 will feature industry leaders from banking, energy, manufacturing, healthcare, technology, aviation, and education, among others.

The edition will be widely distributed to C-suite executives, investors, policymakers, and stakeholders across Nigeria and the diaspora.

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