Adedayo Amzat, Zedcrest Boss, Commissions Memoir at 40th Birthday Celebration

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: May 14, 2026Country: Nigeria

Business & Economy

Adedayo Amzat, Zedcrest Boss, Commissions Memoir at 40th Birthday Celebration

Adedayo Amzat, the Group Managing Director of Zedcrest Group, officially commissioned a memoir titled 'Building in...' during his 40th birthday celebration. The event recently highlighted Amzat's achievements in the financial services sector. The memoir aims to share his journey and professional experiences.

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