High Chief Solomon Ogbonna Aguene: A Prominent Arts Advocate and Socio-Cultural Leader
High Chief Solomon Ogbonna Aguene is a renowned Nigerian businessman, arts advocate, and socio-cultural leader. Born on October 14, 1972, in Ugwu Odida, Onicha Igboeze, Ebonyi State, Aguene is the President of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Lagos State Chapter and Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Aguene Art Foundation.
Aguene’s passion for arts and culture is evident in his work as the founder and creative director of Aguene Arts Foundation, a non-governmental organization dedicated to promoting African cultural heritage. He has hosted numerous art exhibitions and events, featuring high-profile figures like the Ooni of Ife.
As Ohanaeze Ndigbo President, Aguene has secured a functional secretariat for the organization and promoted unity among Igbo residents in Lagos. He advocates for Igbo inclusion in local government elections and has received recognition from Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, including the “Most Outstanding President of Ohanaeze Award”.
Aguene is also known for his charitable work, providing relief to the needy during the COVID-19 pandemic and supporting various organizations. His leadership has been acknowledged by the Ebonyi State community in Lagos, who conferred on him the highest chieftaincy title, “IPHORO Ebonyi Lagos”.
Chief Ogbonnaya story is one of service, leadership, and impact and has been overwhelmingly nominated amongst Top 100 leaders and entrepreneurs from the South East geographical region of Nigeria.
