Amaju Pinnick in double celebrations

Amaju Pinnick in double celebrations

These seem to be the best of times for Amaju Pinnick, a former Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) president. Despite his inability to secure a re-elect

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These seem to be the best of times for Amaju Pinnick, a former Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) president. Despite his inability to secure a re-election into the FIFA council, Pinnick has refused to be weighed down by such an important loss, instead, he is basking in the euphoria of some of his wins.

His wife, Julie, recently clocked 40. Ahead of her big day, Julie who is the vice chairman of the family business, Brownhill Group brought to life, one of her visions. She floated a fashion house, House of Dreyanda, a bespoke ready to wear fashion brand which also curates some of the most exquisite tulle, lace, silk and brocade fabrics.

Also, Pinnick unveiled his new business venture which is the production of Jollof Rice spices aptly named Pinnick Instant Jollof. The products which are already available in Nigeria have now gone international, gracing the shelves of selected supermarkets in Canada. The football enthusiast is also planning to expand his production base with a huge factory to be located in Oyo State.

The blending, grinding, drying, packaging, etc. plants and machines have already been assembled, waiting to be put into good use with plans to begin work with a laboratory in Toronto to develop other flavours of instant Jollof and instant coconut rice. The plants for the spices are being grown at the family-owned business, Brownhill Farms.