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About The Man

Sunday Adeniyi Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho was born in Igboho, Old Oyo empire, of Oke ogun in Oyo State on 10 October 1972. His father and family relocated to Modakeke in Osun state thereafter and that was where he grew up.

People in Yorubaland tend to give other inhabitants their “names” due to the place they live in. His father was called “Baba Igboho” because he comes from Igboho. As a result, Sunday got the name “Sunday Omo Baba Igboho”. Mr Igboho rose to fame following his role in the Modakeke-Ife communal crisis in 1997 - 1998, where he played an active part. He was a defendant of the Modakeke people. His father moved from Modakeke because of the war, while Sunday stayed behind. His affinity with the place and the indigenous, raise his status to a higher level. The Locals started calling him Sunday “Igboho” – a name that has come to stay with him like his skin.

After the war, it was time to widen his horizon. Sunday decided to relocate to Ibadan where he continued his trade as a mechanic and motorcycle repairer. Through hard work, determination and a will to succeed he put his all into his trade. A two stroke engine, the heart of a motorbike is not that far off from its bigger sibling - a car. It was therefore not too surprising when his attention turned to cars.

With the same vigour and diligence, motor mechanic becomes second nature to him. A craving that eventually led him into the automobile business. Car sales blossomed. And this also, helped him to meet the right people of influence. He would soon take it to the next level by doing the business worldwide through his company called Adeson International Business Concept Ltd. Sunday Igboho was contented with selling as his main business for life because he has been selling them since youth, but God had greater plans for him.

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