The University of Lagos Mafia
22 people studied at University of Lagos and went on to found or lead other companies.
Subomi OluwalanaPGDFounded ConvoyMichael AdeyeriBachelor's degreeFounded Busha +1Tobi ObasaAdvanced DiplomaFounded Venture Garden Group +1Ogochukwu OdumBachelor of Laws (LL.B.)Founded LogisticshubAyo ArikaweFounded Thrive AgricEmotu BalogunBSc.Founded SendboxOlusegun AfolahanBachelor of Science (BSc)Founded SendboxFestus OwumiBachelor of Science - BSFounded BridgecardBenjamen OladokunAdvanced Human Resources mgtFounded Shekel MobilityBolu Ben-AdeolaBachelor of Science - BSFounded KenleyIyamu MohammedBachelor of Science (BSc)Founded AutochekMoyo SodipoBachelor’s DegreeFounded BushaGBOLAHAN FANIRANBSC INSURANCEFounded MiniemoneyMofehintolu OlaogunMaster's degreeFounded CredPalSeun AlleyMILDFounded FEZ Delivery Co.Kelechi OtiMasters in CyberlawFounded StartbuttonJude DikeBachelor’s DegreeFounded GetEquityAbigail Oluwatosin IsraelMaster of Business Administration - MBAFounded Marble StitchesKike OdubaBachelor of MedicineFounded WellnesswitsJide AYEGBUSIMaster of ScienceFounded EduskoDaniel JayeobaBachelor of Laws - LLBFounded GuideliEmmanuel GboladeBachelor's degreeFounded Termii
Frequently asked questions
- What is the University of Lagos mafia?
- The University of Lagos mafia is the network of 22 people who studied at University of Lagos and went on to found or lead other companies, including Convoy, Busha, Venture Garden Group, Logisticshub, Thrive Agric.
- Who is in the University of Lagos mafia?
- Notable members include Subomi Oluwalana (Convoy), Michael Adeyeri (Busha), Tobi Obasa (Venture Garden Group), Ogochukwu Odum (Logisticshub), Ayo Arikawe (Thrive Agric), Emotu Balogun (Sendbox), Olusegun Afolahan (Sendbox), Festus Owumi (Bridgecard), among 22 tracked members.
- What companies did University of Lagos alumni found?
- Companies founded by University of Lagos alumni include Convoy, Busha, Venture Garden Group, Logisticshub, Thrive Agric, Sendbox, Bridgecard, Shekel Mobility, Kenley, Autochek.




















