Duke Gift, founder and CEO of Overite, has been recognized with the Startup Entrepreneur of the Year Award at the Ajegunle Business School Awards and Certification Ceremony (8th Edition).
The award recognizes entrepreneurs who have demonstrated vision, resilience, and measurable impact while building solutions that address real-world challenges. Duke Gift’s work reflects a strong commitment to innovation, technology-driven problem solving, and community-focused growth.
A Journey Defined by Purpose and Consistency
As a startup founder, Duke Gift has focused on building platforms and digital solutions that bridge technology, media, and innovation. Through Overite, he has contributed to conversations around emerging technologies, entrepreneurship, and Africa’s evolving digital ecosystem.
The recognition by Ajegunle Business School highlights not just business growth, but the discipline and consistency required to sustain a startup in today’s
competitive environment.
Recognition Rooted in Education and Impact
Ajegunle Business School has become known for identifying and celebrating entrepreneurs who combine learning with execution. By awarding Duke Gift, the institution reinforces its commitment to recognizing founders who translate knowledge into action and measurable outcomes.
The award also serves as motivation for aspiring entrepreneurs within the Ajegunle Business School community — demonstrating that continuous learning and resilience can lead to industry recognition.
Beyond the Award
While the recognition marks an important milestone, it represents a broader journey rather than a final destination. Duke Gift continues to focus on expanding Overite’s role as a tech media and innovation platform, while supporting initiatives that promote entrepreneurship, digital literacy, and technological advancement.
A Moment Worth Celebrating
The Startup Entrepreneur of the Year Award stands as a testament to dedication, leadership, and the impact of building with purpose. As the startup ecosystem continues to grow, recognitions like this help spotlight founders contributing meaningfully to progress and innovation.
By 
Duke Gift
Mr Ifenuga