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The Sheriff Deputies Ltd, a security company based in Lagos, says it will launch a book in honour of its late founder, Charles Anyasi on May 31.
According to a statement from the firm, the book titled ‘The Signature of Success’ will be unveiled at [email protected] Plaza, Ikorodu, Lagos by Island Anyasi, who is currently championing the legacy of his father as the CEO of the company and Eric Aligwu, a contributor to the biography.
According to the authors, the book comprises nine inspiring chapters and mostly employs a third-person narrative on views of late Anyasi’s life of humble beginnings and background, his schooling, Christian and entrepreneurial life, up to his death, and people’s thoughts about his legacies.
Anyasi said that the stories of self-made entrepreneurs were always personified with hard work, determination and dedication.
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He said, “These three words, sum up the life and journey of the Late founder of Sheriff Deputies Ltd whom you will read about in his unusual biography titled The Signature of Success.
“This biography details the life of a man with very humble beginnings and how he was able to navigate the many challenges of his personal life to build a reputable company with over 2,000 employees in Nigeria.
“In this book of 70 pages, you will be taken on an intriguing journey through the lenses of those people closest to the founder of Sheriff Deputies Ltd. You will read in utmost amazement of how he rose from grass to build one of the top private security companies in Nigeria.
“’We leave work to pray because prayer works.’ This and many more are some of the unusual nuggets you will be getting from this inspirational book. Also, in the book you will learn about the role of mentorship in the life of a budding entrepreneur. And how you should never underestimate the power of branding when building a business in a highly competitive industry.”
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