…Government focuses on PPPs for development
The Osun State Government has restated its commitment to using public-private partnerships (PPPs) to support economic development and attract long-term investments. This strategy is central to Governor Ademola Adeleke’s “Imole” initiative, which aims to drive infrastructure and social improvements across the state.
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Investment roundtable set for October
As part of this plan, the state is preparing for the Osun State Dinner and Investment Roundtable, scheduled for October. The event will bring together investors, business leaders, and development partners to explore opportunities and form new collaborations.
The Commissioner for Commerce, Industry, Trade, and Investment, Rev. Bunmi Jenyo, recently launched the planning process. “PPPs are vital to positioning Osun as a competitive and attractive destination for both local and international investors,” she said.
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Stakeholders to drive investment push
Two consultants are playing key roles in the event’s planning: Mr. Rume Ogane, CEO of Ecosystem Africa Prestige Limited and a consultant to the Plateau State Tourism Corporation, and Miss Onome Ogo, CEO of Vanom Global Nigeria Limited. They expressed appreciation for the government’s trust and promised to support efforts in securing partnerships, investment, and sponsorships.
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PPPs as long-term strategy
Rev. Jenyo noted that these efforts go beyond planning a single event. “These partnerships are integral to consolidating the economic vision of the Adeleke administration,” she added.
The roundtable is expected to promote discussions that will support inclusive growth and sustainable development across Osun.
