The Chairman of FirstHoldCo Plc, Femi Otedola, has congratulated Nigerian-Lebanese billionaire businessman, Ambassador Gilbert Chagoury, on his conferment with the Grand Commander of the Order of the Niger (GCON) by President Bola Tinubu, describing the honour as well deserved.
Otedola, in a statement on Monday, January 19, 2026, lauded Chagoury as a role model, mentor, and visionary leader whose life and career exemplify discipline, excellence and long-term impact.
“Congratulations to my role model, dear friend and mentor, Ambassador Gilbert Chagoury, on the well deserved GCON honour conferred by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu,” the business mogul wrote on X.
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He highlighted Chagoury’s contributions to Nigeria’s urban and infrastructural development, noting landmark projects such as Banana Island and Eko Atlantic City as enduring symbols of his influence on the nation’s growth.
Otedola said Chagoury’s leadership has inspired generations of Nigerians to think boldly and pursue excellence, adding that the national honour reflects his lasting contributions to job creation and economic development.
Otedola added: “Sir, your life is a masterclass in vision, discipline, and steady excellence. From Banana Island to Eko Atlantic City, your work speaks in landmarks, jobs, and lasting impact, and your leadership has inspired generations of Nigerians to think bigger and act bolder.
“This honour is truly well deserved, I celebrate you today and always.”
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