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My resources not for my family alone… De Supreme Paints Boss

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Mr. Sunday Aiyero is the Chief Executive Officer of De Supreme Paints, Isuti Road, Egan, Igando, Lagos. He is an outstanding Christian Entrepreneur and a staunch member of Palace Fire Chapel, deploying his God-given resources to supporting God’s work and humanity.

Sunday Aiyero was born to Elder Samuel Friday Hunsu & Mrs. Maria Aiyero from Apa, Badagry, Lagos state, on March 19, 1980. “My parents are devoted Christians. My father does not joke with the work of God. He contributed immensely in the finance and support of God’s kingdom. He thought us about love. My parents were detribalized. They related with our neighbors as the real family before the extended ones .Their accommodating attitude was incomparable. My father always said if you don’t love people and do good there’s no way you can love God. My upbringing was strict. From school to home; Monday to Friday, Saturday, private lesson and special tutorials, Sunday, we attended church. I was not given the opportunity to mingle with friends as I happen to my father’s favourite.”

De Supreme Paints CEO schooled at Abule Aka Primary School, Ajangbadi High school and the Lagos State University (LASU) where he obtained a Diploma certificate in Industrial Relations & Personal Management (IRPM). While in JSS 1 , the young Aiyero took a firm decision never to work under anyone. So, when he completed the secondary school education he started an evening coaching class, and which grew beyond his expectations. “I later abandoned the evening coaching class because I couldn’t withstand its rapid growth. I joined a prayer group known as Divine Christian Assembly. After my schooling, I tried different private businesses until I decided to train myself in paint production which I am into today as the CEO of De Supreme Paints,” he disclosed.

De Supreme Paints contributes immensely to the Nigerian private business sector. Despite the success and fame of the company in the Nigeria’s chemical production industry, Aiyero told Christian Benefits that he prefers living unnoticed: “I choose to live unnoticed in whatever we do; and in whatever resources God uses through us. My philosophy about life is simply help as much as I can because all we have and are; are temporary. I’m not more special than anyone out there. Favor only found me. The resources given to me by God are not for my family alone. If you don’t love man there is no how you can love God that you do not see.” However, despite avoiding public notices or attentions, Mr. Sunday Aiyero was noticed and honored with Award of The Most Trusted Personality of the Year by SAMKING Nigeria Ltd. He has also received a commendation Merit Award by Palace Fire Chapel of Apostle Dr. Joshua Afolabi (JP).

Mr. Sunday Aiyero, who is happy married, is being honored with the 2025 Benefits Awards for Missionary Excellence (2025 BAME Award) in recognition of his achievements as an Outstanding Christian Entrepreneur.

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