Loverboyakin, also known as Akinro Akinyemi Akinrosotu, is expanding his efforts to help young entrepreneurs and investors through programs that provide mentorship, funding, and practical business support. His focus is on helping founders and other aspiring business owners develop their ideas into sustainable businesses while connecting them with the knowledge, people, and opportunities that can help them move forward. He wants to see more young people take their business ideas beyond the planning stage and actually build something from them. He also introduces them to people who can advise them, share their experience, and help them find ways to take their businesses to the next level. In 2026, his first seminar attracted more than 2,000 entrepreneurs and led to $725,000 in business funding. Following the response to the program, the initiative is continuing its efforts to provide entrepreneurs with practical business knowledge, mentorship, and access to funding opportunities.
The programme is being led by entrepreneur Akinyemi Akinro, who plans to bring business owners together with people who have experience in different areas of business. Participants will also get to meet investors, business owners, and other professionals who have spent years working in different parts of the industry.
They will be able to talk about their businesses, ask questions, and learn from people who have faced some of the same challenges they may come across. The program will also give them a chance to get advice on how to deal with some of these challenges and make better decisions as they run their businesses. The organizers also want participants to leave the program with a clearer idea of how to run and improve their businesses. The sessions will cover areas such as developing a business idea, making better business decisions, managing a team, and preparing a company for expansion.
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Applications are open throughout the year, while shortlisting is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2027. Interviews will follow in the third quarter, after which successful applicants will take part in a two-week immersive bootcamp. When the bootcamp comes to an end, some of the entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to stand before investors and other business leaders and talk about what they have been working on. It will give them a chance to share their ideas, explain their businesses, and hear directly from people who have been in the industry for some time. For Loverboyakin, the bootcamp is another way of supporting people who are trying to build something of their own. He is also becoming more involved in helping entrepreneurs and investors, especially young people who are looking for a chance to learn, meet others in the business world, and get some help as they work on their businesses.
The main aim is to help them move beyond just having an idea and start working on how to make it a real business. He also wants them to have people around them who can offer advice and support as they work to build their businesses and keep things moving.
