Aerial view of the Lagos skyline at dusk

Lagos · Nigeria · Est. 2006

Seven divisions. 

Built on real estateconstructionhospitalityautomobilesagro-alliedoil & gasprinting

One standard. 

King Shina Group creates, builds and invests in businesses that outlive their founders — from a single printing press in Benin City to a multi-sector group operating across Africa and North America.

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01 — The thesis

We do not chase markets. We build institutions — patient, cash-generative businesses that outlive their founders and compound across generations.

How we operate

Each division runs independently with its own leadership, held to Group standards on governance, reporting and conduct.

Where we invest

Real assets and essential services — housing, food, energy, mobility — in markets we know intimately.

Modern architectural facade

02 — The businesses

Seven companies,
one operating standard.

03 — What holds it together

Five values, applied identically.

The same standard governs a construction site in Magodo and a farm in Ondo. Nothing is negotiable by division.

About the group
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Collaboration

We build with partners, communities and teams that share our standard.

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Capacity

We invest in the people and systems that let each division scale.

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Values

Every deal is measured against the principles the Group was founded on.

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Excellence

Delivering the best in everything we do, across all seven divisions.

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Integrity

Building trust through honesty and transparency, without exception.

04 — Where we operate

Three bases.
Two continents.

Operations concentrated where we have depth — Lagos for capital and delivery, Edo and Ondo for land and origin, the United States for sourcing and partnerships.

Visit our head office
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Lagos, Nigeria

Group head office

Corporate office, real estate, construction, hospitality and automobile operations run from Michael Otedola Jubilee Estate.

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Edo & Ondo State

Origin and agro belt

Where the Group began in 2006 — now home to farmland, livestock and civil construction projects.

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United States

Sourcing and partnerships

Licensed vehicle sourcing from New York, New Jersey and Maryland, plus short-stay units held with strategic partners.

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05 — History

Two decades of compounding.

2006 — 2026

2006

New Dawn International founded

Started as a general printing company by the founder, then an undergraduate at the University of Benin, Edo State.

2016

K.S.G Autos Ltd launches

Began with a single 2007 Toyota Camry; within two years became a licensed importer to dealers across Nigeria.

2018

Khikhi Homes & Apartments

Entered the hospitality industry, offering decent, affordable short-stay accommodation for Nigerians at home and abroad.

2019

Construction & Agro-Allied

Olasubomi Douglas Engineering & Construction and Adetubibo Farms both established the same year, widening the Group's footprint.

2021

K.S.G Panache scales in Lagos

The real estate division consolidates developments across Ajah, Magodo, Omole Phase 2 and Otedola Estate.

2023

Oracle Oil Nigeria partnership

The Group enters the downstream energy sector through a strategic investment in retail fuel distribution.

2026

Seven divisions, two continents

Twenty years after a single printing press, the Group operates seven companies across Nigeria and the United States.

06 — Governance

Holding the group to account.

Legal, finance, compliance and investment functions sit centrally — each operating company runs its market, the group sets the standard.

Leadership

Executive team

The leaders who set strategy, allocate capital and hold every division to the Group standard.

Meet the leadership
Portrait of Oluwashina Olagbende, Group Chairman

Founder and chairman since 2006. Oversees group strategy, capital allocation and long-term partnerships.

Oluwashina Olagbende

Group Chairman

Office of the Chairman

Portrait of Adetola Ogunlesi, Managing Director

Runs day-to-day operations across all seven divisions and drives execution of the Group's growth plan.

Adetola Ogunlesi

Managing Director

Group Executive

Portrait of Emmanuel Adeyemi, Chief Investment Officer

Leads mergers, acquisitions and portfolio strategy, evaluating ventures that compound across generations.

Emmanuel Adeyemi

Chief Investment Officer

Group Executive

Portrait of Ifeoma Chukwu, Senior Legal Adviser

Manages corporate governance, regulatory affairs and risk across the Group's operating companies.

Ifeoma Chukwu

Senior Legal Adviser

Legal & Compliance

Portrait of Olumide Bakare, Chief Accountant

Heads financial reporting, treasury and audit coordination for the Group and its subsidiaries.

Olumide Bakare

Chief Accountant

Finance

Portrait of Amara Nwosu, Head of CSR

Directs community investment, scholarships and sustainability programmes across the Group.

Amara Nwosu

Head of CSR

Oluwashina Olagbende Foundation

07 — Impact

Oluwashina Olagbende Foundation

Growth is only real when the community grows with us.

The Group's foundation reinvests a share of every division's profit into education, food security and small-business support in the communities where we operate.

Our community work

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Education

Scholarships, learning materials and school infrastructure for students across Lagos and Edo State.

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Food security

Farm output channelled into community distribution and subsidised food programmes.

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Enterprise

Grants, tooling and mentorship for artisans and small traders in our operating areas.

Partnership

Let's build something that outlives us.