Oluwadunsin Fatuse: i started my business with just N200

Oluwadunsin a graduate of Electrical Engineering , Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), an ICT expert and the founder of Footprint Enterprise. Said he started his business with just N200 in 2011, and registered it in 2015 now it has grow into a business with about N2.5m, as he told Josephine Okojie of businessday in an interview session published on 07, November 2016. According to him, he was inspired by his love for technology.

Fatuse Oluwadunsin, a former lodge mate of mine in FUTA, is a highly resourceful person, during his stay in FUTA i saw him moved from hardware and software repairs to Event organizing and many other things, he was always a very busy person, from one place to another, mean while very active in church fellowship activities, he was so busy that he would often sleep off while cooking and get the food burnt. He was always willing to help, he had at one time helped me out with fixing a laptop plus he taught me how to play the guitar. Dunsin is a good bass guitarist, he was a chorister, an event organizer , and so many other things...A true entrepreneur in did.

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