By Andrew Waterman | Saltwire
As a boy growing up in Nigeria, Olusola Adeyemi dreamed of one day owning a store.
But he never imagined it would be on Ropewalk Lane.
“I’ve tried so many businesses, but this idea came in 2020,” he said.
Olusola, his wife, Bolanle, and their five children were living in Toronto when the government-mandated closure of businesses due to the COVID-19 pandemic left him without work.
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