MR. WILSON LAWRENCE AGBOBU (ONI), BAGS ANOTHER AWARD (NEW GENERATION) FROM ROTARY INTERNATIONAL.

PERSONALITY PROFILE

A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF MR. WILSON AGBOBU (ONI). AS HE BAGS ANOTHER AWARD (NEW GENERATION) FROM ROTARY INTERNATIONAL.

Mr. Wilson Agbobu, completed his primary education in 1987 at Ihioma primary school Agbor, where he later proceeded to Ogbemudein Secondary school, in 1988 where he obtained his WAEC.

Driven by unquenchable quest for Knowledge, he took a trip to India where he studied agricultural science at Panjab University in 1996. As an adventurous young man, having invested in real estate management in Nigeria in 2006, he travelled to over 8 countries which include BRAZIL, IRELAND, ARGENTINA, INDIA AND VENEZUELA.

Mr. Agbobu returned to Nigeria in 2012. Sharpened his agricultural skills and established a LOWISCO FARM, A DIVISION OF LOWISCO DYNAMICS LIMITED.

His training as a successful business man places him above his contemporaries. He has been a grassroot mobilizer, advocating for good governance though not a partisan politician.

As a result of his humane and amiable nature, Mr. Agbobu bagged several awards which include an Award of excellence by a Choreographic cultural group in India, a distinguished service award from the Nigerian Union of Journalists NUJ and a merit award from the Agbor Progressive Initiative API, among others.

He is presently the Special Assistant to the Dein of Agbor kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Dr. Benjamin Ikenchukwu, Obi Keagborekuzi 1.
He is open, accommodating and a detribalized Nigerian who is receptive to ideas, suggestions and visitors.

Mr. Agbobu, is happily married with kids.

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