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NYSC Couple Who Went Viral For Doing Akara Business, Shares Their Inspiring Story
An NYSC couple, Agbogunleye Oluwaseun Ayomide and Olufemi Oluwatosin Oluwasanumi who went viral for setting an Akara business have inspired many with. In an interview with LegitNG, they shared the motivation behind their successful venture.
A viral NYSC couple, Agbogunleye Oluwaseun Ayomide and Olufemi Oluwatosin Oluwasanumi, have inspired many with their akara business at the University of Ibadan. In an interview with LegitNG, they shared the motivation behind their successful venture.
Agbogunleye and Oluwatosin have been serving crispy, golden akara to students and staff, making their roadside shop a TikTok sensation. Their journey in fast food began during their student days at Ekiti State University, where they first honed their skills.
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In an exclusive interview, Agbogunleye described how they turned their passion into a thriving business, impressing customers with their dedication and delicious akara.
“Many are always amazed and impressed, especially because we are corps members selling akara. They pray for us and encourage us to keep pushing. Our akara has become the talk of the town at UI, with people recommending it for its uniqueness and taste, all thanks to God’s help,” he said.
When asked about their relationship status, Agbogunleye revealed they are still courting and highlighted their business success.
“Yes, the patronage is very awesome and encouraging by the grace of God. We have a large number of customers daily, and God has been faithful all the way,” he added.
Oluwatosin explained that their inspiration came from their previous fast-food venture in school, which was already popular.
“The fact that we sold fast foods like noodles and egg, bread and egg in school motivated us. Through inspiration, we decided to start something similar, and it came true,” she said.
Regarding their plans after their service year, Oluwatosin was positive about continuing the business.
“Yes, we would love to continue even after our service year. There’s no employment anywhere, so we have to create one for ourselves and, in turn, create opportunities for others. We can become employers of labor, creating employment for people,” she said.
