Kingsley Obiukwu is a businessman, socio-economic specialist and hospitality expert. He is the managing Director of Bolton White Group and the founder of Euro-Tube, an organization that aims at promoting clean energy. His goal is to improve the lives of people and he is constantly looking for ways to positively affect lives.
After completing his secondary education, Kingsley enrolled at the American University of Nigeria in 2009, where he pursued a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, majoring in Management. During his time at the university, he distinguished himself as an exceptional student, earning top grades and demonstrating exceptional leadership skills.
Following his graduation in 2013, Kingsley went on to pursue an MBA degree, which he completed with distinction. Armed with his academic qualifications and a burning desire to make a difference, Kingsley embarked on a successful career in business.
Kingsley’s entrepreneurial journey began with the establishment of his first business venture, an online commerce platform. Over time, he expanded his business portfolio, venturing into the real estate and hospitality sectors.
While acting as the managing director of Bolton White Group, Kingsley went ahead to start his own organization, Euro Tube. Euro Tube started off as a solar energy company, providing clean energy solutions for organizations, states and private individuals. The company has successfully completed projects for various states in Nigeria – Niger State, Anambra State, Enugu State, Benue State and the FCT. They have also provided clean energy solutions for high profile organizations like the Canadian Embassy and Defense HQ, among others.
Kingsley’s success in business has earned him numerous accolades and recognitions. He is a Fellow of the former Nigerian president’s fellowship, a prestigious recognition of his exceptional contributions to the Nigerian business landscape. He is also a renowned philanthropist, using his wealth and influence to support various causes that promote social justice, equality, and human dignity.
In 2019, the maiden edition of a five-year vision Kingsley had was finally birthed. The goal of this vision was to establish Abuja, his city, as a major socio-economic city globally. With this in mind, he registered the Abuja Week in 2019 and it kicked off with the Cultured Bonfire which was a huge success as it boasted of over 7,000 participants. Consequently, it would be an annual week-long program consisting of business forums, youth empowerment programs, city tours, exhibitions, humanitarian outreaches and the cultured bonfire party at the end of the week. The goal of this event is to create a platform to network while also promoting the socio-economic arm of the state. This will in turn lead to an influx of tourists from all parts of the country and potentially foreigners too, into the FCT, thereby causing an economic boost.
Kingsley’s impact and success have earned him numerous media appearances and features. He has been hosted on TV by prominent media outlets in the country, including AIT, Silverbird, and The Osaso Show, where he is usually invited to talk about business and other economy-related matters. He has also been featured in articles by respected news outlets like Forbes, The Guardian, Punch Newspaper, Leadership, and many other prominent archives of notable people.
Despite his busy schedule, Kingsley remains committed to his passion for entrepreneurship and social impact. He is a sought-after speaker and mentor, inspiring young people across Africa to pursue their dreams and make a positive impact in their communities.
At the core of his being, Kingsley is people driven and passionate about creating opportunities for the less privileged and empowering them to have better lives as he believes in “teaching people how to fish instead of giving them fish.” His goal is to genuinely impact lives and create opportunities that liberate people out of poverty.