In a world where first impressions are often made online, Nigerian tech entrepreneur Adedapo Micheal Sunday is showing businesses across Southwest Nigeria that a website can be more than just a digital presence — it can be a growth engine.
As the founder and CEO of Dleading Web Design Ltd, Sunday has built a reputation for helping organizations harness the power of web design to expand their reach, build credibility, and increase revenue. His company, now operating across key cities including Lagos, Ibadan, Akure, and Abeokuta, is at the forefront of a growing digital transformation wave sweeping through the region.
“A business without a website today is like a shop without a signboard,” Sunday told CNN in Lagos. “Your website isn’t just a place online — it’s your brand’s handshake with the world.”
Across Nigeria’s Southwest, small businesses, churches, hotels, and e-commerce startups are tapping into Dleading’s expertise to create sleek, functional, and search-optimized websites. The results are tangible: improved visibility, higher customer engagement, and a measurable boost in sales.
For Sunday, web design is no longer a luxury — it’s an essential part of modern business strategy.
“African entrepreneurs must start seeing websites as investments, not expenses,” he said. “A well-crafted site gives any business credibility, accessibility, and visibility — and those three things drive growth.”
Founded as a modest startup, Dleading Web Design Ltd has grown into one of the region’s most trusted names in digital services. Its slogan, “Turning Ideas Into Digital Excellence,” captures Sunday’s mission to empower African brands to compete globally through smart, scalable web solutions.
Tech analysts say Dleading’s rise mirrors a broader shift in Africa’s digital economy — one where web design, e-commerce, and online branding are redefining how businesses connect with customers.
“We’re no longer just building websites,” Sunday said. “We’re helping African businesses tell their stories to the world — and get results.”
As Africa’s tech ecosystem expands, leaders like Adedapo Micheal Sunday are proving that digital innovation doesn’t just transform companies — it transforms economies.
