By IFECHI OKOH

Celebrity photographer, Shola Balogun, who is the CEO of Shola Creative Studio, has always been thinking big. He has not actually joked about it. The recent relocation of his posh office hitherto stationed within the fine Alaka estate, off the Western Avenue Expressway, Lagos, to his current place, Sabiu Ajose Street, off Bode Thomas Road, Surulere, stamps his always thinking big philosophy.

On why Balogun had to ship-off, the good-looking CEO explained that the sudden road construction in his former station evoked the displeasure of his celebrity clienteles who complained about lack of parking space for their cars, among other inconveniences, which they didn't find funny and, as a result, urged him to do something fast about their complaints.

He justified his action in the strategic location of his current base which his clienteles have since embraced and applauded because it provided them with spacious parking lots and tight security arrangement to compliment such.

“Honestly, my current place is simply God’s arrangement because it is not only easy to reach from any part of the city, it equally boasts of corporate concerns planted everywhere in my new environment. I must confess that some persons who work around and some of their visitors have swelled the number of my clienteles, enlarging my coast as a result. What else do I want than to thank God endlessly?” he maintained.

Sholie Boy, as he is massively addressed, have since complemented all these pluses with quality jobs and consistency in business which, he said, have blended well to keep him in business till this moment.

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