About the group

One printing press in 2006.Seven companies in 2026.

King Shina Group is a Nigerian holding group built on patient capital, operating discipline and a refusal to cut corners — across real estate, construction, hospitality, automobiles, energy, agriculture and printing.

01 — The thesis

We buy time, not attention.

The Group was founded by an undergraduate at the University of Benin who printed lecture material to pay his way through school. That business still runs today. Every company added since has been held to the same test: does it serve a real need, can it be run honestly, and will it still matter in twenty years?

We do not chase sectors because they are fashionable. Each division is entered with operators on the ground, capital that is ours to commit, and a governance line back to the corporate office in Lagos. Growth is a consequence of that structure — never the reason for it.

Year founded

Operating companies

Continents

02 — From the chairman

“We were never trying to build the biggest group. We were trying to build one that our children would not have to apologise for.”

Oluwashina Olagbende · Group Chairman

03 — What holds it together

Five standards, one group.

Every division is measured against the same principles, from a construction site in Magodo to a dealership floor in New Jersey.

01
Collaboration
We build with partners, communities and teams that share our standard.
02
Capacity
We invest in the people and systems that let each division scale.
03
Values
Every deal is measured against the principles the Group was founded on.
04
Excellence
Delivering the best in everything we do, across all seven divisions.
05
Integrity
Building trust through honesty and transparency, without exception.
The standard
If it cannot be done properly, it is not done at all.

04 — Twenty years of compounding

Each business funded the next.

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.

05 — Where we operate

Rooted in Nigeria, sourcing globally.

Lagos, Nigeria
Group head office
Corporate office, real estate, construction, hospitality and automobile operations run from Michael Otedola Jubilee Estate.
Real EstateConstructionHospitalityAutomobiles
Edo & Ondo State
Origin and agro belt
Where the Group began in 2006 — now home to farmland, livestock and civil construction projects.
Agro-AlliedPrintingConstruction
United States
Sourcing and partnerships
Licensed vehicle sourcing from New York, New Jersey and Maryland, plus short-stay units held with strategic partners.
AutomobilesHospitality

06 — 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.

Education
Scholarships, learning materials and school infrastructure for students across Lagos and Edo State.
Food security
Farm output channelled into community distribution and subsidised food programmes.
Enterprise
Grants, tooling and mentorship for artisans and small traders in our operating areas.

07 — Leadership

The corporate office.

See the companies

Oluwashina Olagbende
Group Chairman
Founder and chairman since 2006. Oversees group strategy, capital allocation and long-term partnerships.
Adetola Ogunlesi
Managing Director
Runs day-to-day operations across all seven divisions and drives execution of the Group's growth plan.
Emmanuel Adeyemi
Chief Investment Officer
Leads mergers, acquisitions and portfolio strategy, evaluating ventures that compound across generations.
Ifeoma Chukwu
Senior Legal Adviser
Manages corporate governance, regulatory affairs and risk across the Group's operating companies.
Olumide Bakare
Chief Accountant
Heads financial reporting, treasury and audit coordination for the Group and its subsidiaries.
Amara Nwosu
Head of CSR
Directs community investment, scholarships and sustainability programmes across the Group.