Idowu Olamide is a Lagos-based entrepreneur with interests in hospitality, logistics and beverages. Through his businesses, he has established operations in sectors that continue to attract significant participation from young people across the state.
One of his ventures, Mainland Service Apartments, provides short-term accommodation for different categories of guests, including families and individuals seeking temporary housing during medical visits. According to the company, the business has served thousands of customers over the past few years.
Olamide also entered the logistics sector during a period of growing demand for delivery services in Lagos. Through SprintDon Logistics, he focused on last-mile delivery services for businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises. The growth of logistics services has been linked to the expansion of e-commerce and increased demand for efficient product distribution across the state.
His businesses have also created employment opportunities for young people. Mainland Service Apartments employs workers in areas such as customer service and facility management, while SprintDon Logistics has engaged hundreds of dispatch riders, many of whom are young adults. The company also offers support initiatives such as asset financing and insurance for riders.
Beyond hospitality and logistics, Olamide recently launched Sluri Drink, a beverage brand targeting young consumers. The brand has been involved in discussions and events focused on mental health and personal development among young men in parts of Lagos, including Yaba and Surulere.
Olamide’s business interests reflect a growing trend among young Nigerian entrepreneurs who operate across multiple sectors. Through hospitality, logistics and consumer products, such ventures contribute to job creation, business activity and economic participation among young people in Lagos.
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