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who found a way to adapt and transform his ambitions into reality within an emerging and foreign Western 's richest citizen during his time and used his wealth to open doors to new ventures never before established in the He had four other siblings, two boys and two girls Growing up in an Islamic was a step all the children took and at an early age, he learned the Koran along with his brothers and sisters He later and learned the art of tailoring However, he did not last in Lagos, towards the end of the Though Ibadan was a new environment for Agbaje, Mrs Sinatu, his mother was a native of the city and she lived there before marrying Mr Durowoju contractor The economy of the colonial era was maintained through the combination of soon emerged as an important system for the transportation of raw materials from one Nigerian location to another or for export Agbaje cashed in on the new economy by supplying most of the timber needed for the construction of the LagosIbadan railway in The timber business soon became his launching pad for greener investment opportunities He collated the hinterland He became a merchant who succeeded in linking and buying goods from the local farmers and selling them to expatriate firms for export He was also notable for using as a business strategy His name and business could be seen splashed inside the pages of the Yoruba News in the From the produce buying venture, he diversified into He imported Cotton, gin and rum, building materials, hats, umbrellas and sewing machines He was not only a success as an importer but was actually one of the few indigenous importers of his time He had also risen to the top in Ibadan's social and political circles and pioneered new industries in the city In 's diary, Obisesan lamented his laid back lifestyle as one of insolence when he was in company of two Ibadan chiefs, Adebisi Giwa and Salami AgbajeNobody in this town will revere anyone of no means, he would be counted as no man the great present
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