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Shola Agboola, Man Who Sells Medical And Hospital Supplies To The Highest Bidder On The Guise Of Charity




There is a fresh allegation from stakeholders, who have questioned the integrity of the founder of SAGA Foundation, Mr. Shola Agboola that he is planning to launch a multibillion-naira Medical Equipment and Hospital Supplies to a general hospital in Osun State under Governor Ademola Jackson Adeleke.


Further investigations revealed that the stakeholders are on the verge of uncovering the truth behind the second delivery of multi-billion-naira medical equipment and hospital supplies to a general hospital in Ede, the hometown of the incumbent governor of Osun State, Ademola Adeleke, not long after he donated $7.3 million worth of same medical equipment and hospital supplies to Osun State General Hospital, Ila-Orangun.




The talk of the town, which is now a major concern to the stakeholders, is “Who is really Mr. Shola Agboola” that has been using bis connection in Canada to enrich his pocket and to favour Osun State, where he came from before relocating to Canada.


Background check on Shola Agboola revealed that he is a goal-getter, who is passionate about the foundation and its offering, but it was discovered that he is also a smooth-talker that is not straight forward when it comes to business dealings.


We gathered that Ambassador Shola Agboola once had a serious issue with the Nigerian-Association for Young Adults (NAYA), a reputable organization that promotes social, economic and political interests of Nigerians in Canada while making positive changes in the lives of Nigerians back home. 


He was accused of using the platform for wrong dealings like visa racketeering and false work permit for some youths in Nigeria dreaming to travel to Canada to seek greener pastures.


It was alleged that Agboola's uncelebrated saga as a member of NAYA prompted him to create Shola Agboola Goodwill Ambassador (SAGA) Foundation to own his own charity and philanthropic organization for his selfish aims and objectives.


Checks showed that Mr. Agboola has used his "charming charisma" to deceive many in and outside the organization, and he finally warmed his way to the heart of the unsuspecting governor of Osun State, who thought he is doing a genuine philanthropic donation to the state.


But it was gathered that he is actually using the event to take the eyes of the industry watchers away from his business of selling parts of the medical equipment and hospital supplies to the secret buyers (hospitals).


"A Non-Governmental Organization such as SAGA Foundation is basically a humanitarian platform that is meant to give succor to the needy and vulnerable in any part of the country and there is no justification for him to be diverting the medical equipment and hospital supplies that many states in Nigeria ought to benefit from to his Osun State alone," squealed a disappointed medical practitioner.


Even many that read in the publicized release and flyer that Ooni of Ife, His Royal Majesty, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, would be the royal father of the day at the launching, were disappointed that how could a powerful king in Yorubaland allow such a fraudulent act to take place under his nose when no hospital in Ile-Ife is benefiting from the medical equipment and hospital supplies to strengthen health and social services in the community.


"It’s a good thing to help and support the people in the society, but Ambassador Shola Agboola must come clean and clear his name with pending and unresolved case at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) concerning his alleged claim that one Mr. Peter Olorunyomi and Osazee Idemudia used his name and reputation to collect money from unsuspecting people in Nigeria with the promise of processing genuine Canadian visas and work permits for them," said a source.

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