Lagos’ Glitterati Celebrate Global Partnership At Princess Debo Odutola’s Grand Reception For Future Union International

It was an evening of elegance, influence, and international friendship as Lagos’ crème de la crème gathered for a grand reception hosted by Princess Debo Odutola in honor of the visiting board members of Future Union International, a global conglomerate with interests spanning technology, energy, and infrastructure.

The high-profile soirée, held at an exclusive Lagos venue, brought together some of Nigeria’s most powerful business leaders, top industrialists, and society icons in a glittering display of class and corporate camaraderie.

Leading the distinguished delegation was Dr. Abdelgalil Sharaf, CEO of Future Union International, accompanied by board members Ms. Maral Godazlan and Engineer Nabil Lakhal. They were warmly received by Prince Kazem, Managing Director of Future Union Holdings Nigeria, alongside an impressive roll call of local dignitaries and captains of industry.

The evening shimmered with luxury as guests mingled over fine cuisine, live music, and refined conversation, while flashes from the press and television crews captured the elegance of the night.

In a gracious address, Dr. Sharaf commended the warmth and hospitality of his Nigerian hosts.

“On behalf of the entire Future Union board, I extend our deepest gratitude to Princess Debo Odutola for her extraordinary generosity. The spirit of partnership we have experienced here in Lagos is truly inspiring,” he said, earning applause from the distinguished guests.

Princess Odutola, radiant in her signature elegance, thanked her guests for gracing the occasion and reaffirmed her commitment to fostering global business collaborations that would advance Nigeria’s economic landscape.

The evening was more than just a social highlight—it marked a renewed bridge between Future Union International and the Nigerian corporate elite, signaling greater opportunities for partnership, investment, and innovation.

With laughter, clinking glasses, and a shared sense of purpose, Lagos once again proved its place as the beating heart of Africa’s business and society scene.