Odu’a Investment strikes strategic healthcare business

The engine room for economic development of the South West states, Odu’a Investment Company Limited (OICL), has announced a strategic business in Iwosan Investments Limited to reverse medical tourism by driving innovation and enhancing access to quality healthcare locally. The initiative is in line with Odu’a Investment’s SRC 2025 (Sweat, Revive and Create) strategic plan.

The Group Chairman of Odu’a Investment, Otunba Bimbo Ashiru, noted; “By investing in key sectors, Odu’a is reinforcing its efforts to reposition the region at the forefront of economic development of the country. This initiative, not only demonstrates Odua’s aspirations at economic diversification, but establishes a sustainable legacy that can thrive for future generations.”

Additionally, the Group Managing Director, Abdulrahman Yinusa, affirmed that “the revitalised Odu’a Investment Company Limited is focused on implementing strategies that are aligned to its mission and vision, as we continue to support investments that will steadily create new opportunities for economic growth in our chosen sectors.”

Founded in 2019, Iwosan Investments Limited is a healthcare platform currently operating five centres of excellence for healthcare delivery in Lagos, and with plans to expand into other major cities. In 2021, the company acquired Lagoon Hospitals, one of the largest fully integrated healthcare franchises in West Africa.

On the other hand, Odu’a Investment Company Limited, incorporated in 1976, is a conglomerate with substantial investments in real estate, hospitality, financial services, energy, agriculture, logistics, healthcare, and ICT digital.

It continues to serve as a beacon of regional and national development for the benefit of the Nigerian people.