YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR OF THE WEEK - Runsewe Olasunkanmi Oluwasegun


We are so excited to share with you all today our Entrepreneur of the week by the name of Runsewe Olasunkanmi Oluwasegun. 

His an amazing and brilliant young Artist. He has done alot of work.

This is everything you need to know about Runsewe 👇🏽

Name: my name is Runsewe Olasunkanmi Oluwasegun


Can you tell us your Date of Birth: 28/09/2004

Which schools did you attend: for my primary school I went to French Village International Staff School. (Graduated 2016 ). My secondary school was in Ajara Junior/Senior Grammar School. (2016 - 2022)

What is your ccupation: I am an Artist

Which year did you Start your Occupation: August 2020

Can we see some of your work: of course you can






Thank you so much Mr Runsewe. Can we have your contact details for those who might be interested in your services.

CONTACT DETAILS 

Phone No: 08105777310, 08089413539

WhatsApp : +2348105777310

Email: seggzyart@gmail.com


Here is also my social media handles:

INSTAGRAM : Seggzy_art2

TWITTER : Seggzy Art (seggzy_art2)

FACEBOOK : Seggzy Artx

TIKTOK : @seggzyart

Thank you Mr Runsewe. It's so nice having you as our Entrepreneur of the week on YELS CONCEPT.


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