By Funmi Ojo
Osun State Governor, Senator Ademola Adeleke, has launched the Osun State Investment Brochure, describing it as a strategic tool designed to attract investment, stimulate innovation, and accelerate sustainable economic growth across the state.
The launch, held at the Government House Banquet Hall, Government House, Osogbo, reflects the present administration’s commitment to repositioning Osun State as a competitive and investor-friendly destination within Nigeria and the global market.
Governor Adeleke, represented by the Deputy Governor, Prince Kola Adewusi, reaffirmed his administration’s clear policy direction, declaring that Osun State is open for business.
He explained that since assuming office, his administration has pursued an investment-driven development agenda anchored on a strong public-private partnership as a pathway to sustainable growth, job creation, and shared prosperity.
According to him, government policies and actions have been deliberately structured to support credible investors and stimulate economic expansion.
He said that the state recently hosted a high-level delegation of investors from Mainland China and Hong Kong, accompanied by the Owa of Ijeshaland, with discussions centred on concrete industrial development plans in key sectors such as manufacturing, agriculture, mining, and infrastructure.
The Governor explained that the Investment Brochure, developed under the coordination of the Osun State Investment Promotion Agency, OSIPA, clearly outlines structured investment opportunities across priority sectors, including agriculture, solid minerals, tourism and hospitality, infrastructure, manufacturing, renewable energy, healthcare, education, and the creative economy.
He assured potential investors of policy consistency, government support, and investment security, stressing that investors are regarded not merely as visitors but as valued partners in the state’s development journey.
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