Halimat Oniru is not new on the social and business radar,
to some she is a Socialite, to some she is a major key player in dredging
business. She can be traced to the Royal Oniru dynasty, a Prominent Royal
Family in Lekki Lagos state. The drop dead gorgeous looking business woman is
not your everyday personality on the social scene but her love for humanity
transcends the imaginable.
Halimat is the CEO of
HALEEMS INTEGRATED SERVICES LIMITED, a company that is specialized in
Dredging, Construction, Equipment Leasing ,and Supplier. The company’s
experience and midas touch as a major key player in the dredging sector has
made her company a toast for many Engineering And Indigenous Oil Firms.
The genesis of the alleged messy feud with her friend started
when her dredger was faulty and she needed to deliver to her client; Cross
Rivers State Government, so she opted to lease a new dredger with the help of
her friend Bukola Oladeji who solicited that the contract should be
sub-contracted to her husband Oladejo Olabisi, Halimat agreed to sub-contract
the job to them and they both reached an agreement in Calabar with Barrister
Sunny Mgbe in attendance to binding the agreement with due process. Apparently,
it was stated in the agreement the sharing formula is 65% for Halimat and 35%
for Olabisi. Halimat then made Olabisi a signatory to one of her account with
Stanbic IBTC.
The feud got messier when Bukola Oladejo introduced Wuraola
Bekky Jegede known as Bekky Gold to her
that she sells imported clothes from Paris, Italy and the United States which
Halimat patronized her with over a million naira but Halimat later discovered
that she buys her stuff from the popular Balogun market in Lagos and not
Abroad, she always claim wanting to go and clear her goods at the port.
Bukola on the other hand sells sliming tea, without the
consent of Halimat used her before and after picture to run an advert on Linda
Ikeja's Blog which Halimat told her to remove the picture because it was
without her consent . Wuraola came begging Halimat to forgive and continue
patronizing her but Halimat chose to stay out of trouble by ignoring her.
Meanwhile Bekky Gold went to tell Bukola
that Halimat and her husband; Olabisi are dating, so, Bukola told her husband
to withdraw the money he injected into the dredging business. Olabisi wrote
several petition claiming the documents that backed the partnership deal was
forged by Halimat to defraud him.
After confirmation and investigation it shows that the
document was duly signed by both parties with the presence of a lawyer, this
vindicated Halimat of being innocent of the allegation placed on her by
Olabisi. All differences have been resolved personally and Halimat has been
cleared on the issue.
Despite all these issues, Halimat's drive for her passion is
still very much on the high side as her office in Delta is full of activities
with lots of well executed contracts; Did a lot of dredging jobs for Bayelsa
State Government in 2013, worked in areas like Ayamasa , Alebiri, Angalabri all
in Ekeromo LGA in Bayelsa; Dredged for Setraco in Ogriagbene Community of Delta
state; and just rounded up a clearing project of the super highway for Cross
Rivers State Government.
Halimat's business; HALEEMS INTEGRATED SERVICES LIMITED is
becoming a force to reckon with. Its tentacles is spanning across the coast of
Africa. A company with 20 permanent staffs and 40 casual staffs. HALIMAT ONIRU
is also a Philanthropist into Humanitarian Services quietly in her own little
way. Also about to start up a Reclamation Project in Bakassi for Cross Rivers
State Government. She is a Contractor with the Nigerian Navy, furnished NNS
CORA in Lagos 2007.
"We are building a strong and distinctive reputation
for quality and provision of efficient services to the oil and gas industry and
energy market in Nigeria." - says HALIMAT.
Coporate Head Office: 136 Airport Road, Warri Delta state.
Branch Office: Suit 19, Amabaye Plaza, Parliamentary
Extension, Calabar Cross Rivers State.
Twitter: @haliberry123
Instagram: @haleemsbosslady
Website: www.haleemsgroup.com
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