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Akintayo Transited Gtext Holdings’ Global Expansion Goals To Me — GCEO Ahmad

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The Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Gtext Holdings, Mr Rana Ijaz Ahmad, has shared key insights into the company’s future direction after succeeding Dr Stephen Akintayo, and a special 17th anniversary mentorship initiative.

Ahmad, who officially assumed the role in January 2024, took over from founder and former CEO, Dr. Stephen Akintayo, now serving as Group Chairman.

He described the leadership transition as “seamless” and strategically aligned with the company’s global expansion goals.

“Our focus has been aligning our fast-growing global operations with a long-term vision for multi-sector impact,” he said.

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Leading a multinational conglomerate comes with unique challenges, especially with operations spanning real estate, technology, agriculture, media, and investment services.

“Coordinating across different subsidiaries means navigating regulations, time zones, and varied consumer expectations,” Ahmad stated.

“But our tech-savvy team and 24/7 customer support have enabled us to remain innovative and resilient.”

He emphasised the importance of cultural intelligence in Gtext’s global operations. “Whether it’s property development in Texas, brokerage in Dubai, or estates in Nigeria, we combine global expertise with local insight,” he said.

Looking ahead, Ahmad laid out an ambitious plan that touches every arm of Gtext Holdings.

“The future is bold, multi-sector, and impact-driven,” he said. The real estate division is scaling smart, green housing for the diaspora and affordable markets.

Gtext Farms is expanding to strengthen food security, empower rural communities, and support sustainable agriculture.

Tech initiatives are targeting underserved populations with platforms that enhance financial literacy and e-commerce.

“We’re building a 360-degree ecosystem of wealth creation, one that is global but culturally authentic,” he added.

To mark its 17th anniversary, Gtext Holdings launched a unique initiative: a free 12-month one-on-one mentorship program for 17 entrepreneurs across Africa, the US, the UK, UAE, and Qatar, personally led by Dr Akintayo.

“This is about growing people, not just profits,” Ahmad explained. “Participants will gain direct access to Dr. Akintayo’s knowledge, resources, and network to scale their businesses significantly.”

The program includes weekly coaching sessions, access to over 40 books and 3,000 videos, and direct business development support.

Applicants must have generated at least $100,000 in sales in the past year, be nominated by 10 individuals online, and submit a 3-minute pitch and supporting documents to [email protected] before October 30, 2025.

Winners will also contribute to Dr. Akintayo’s impact projects.

“This initiative reflects our mission to raise ethical entrepreneurs, build sustainable systems, and leave a lasting legacy,” Ahmad concluded.


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