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Nigeria: Odu’a guarantees investors of sustainable growth

Odu’a Investment Company Limited (OICL) has announced its commitment to achieving sustainable growth in the operations of its subsidiaries.

Speaking at the Closing Gong Ceremony to commemorate its partnership with the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) at the weekend, the Group Chairman of OICL, Bimbo Ashiru also assured investors of the safety of their funds, urging them to partner the investment group to build a world-class conglomerate.

He said the firm would continue to leverage available opportunities within the economy to continue to create value for our shareholders.

“Every investor wants the security of his funds at every point. They want to be sure that their investment is secured. One of the companies that we believe that investment can be secured is Odu’a. We are into real estate, energy and financial activities, among others. Like so many people said, we are a one-stop shop.”

Established in 1976 as a catalyst for growth in the six south-west states of Nigeria, Odu’a Investment Company Limited has evolved into a conglomerate with significant investments across various sectors. These include real estate, hospitality, financial services, energy, agriculture, logistics, healthcare, and ICT digital in the south-west region of Nigeria.

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