Governor Ademola Adeleke has assured investor-friendly reforms and security in Osun while seeking stronger economic partnerships with U.S. leaders in Atlanta.
Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has declared the state ready for global partnerships after meeting top political leaders, mayors, and business executives in Atlanta, United States.
According to a statement by his spokesman, Olawale Rasheed, the engagement was part of efforts to attract foreign direct investment into Osun’s economy. The roundtable, hosted in Atlanta and coordinated by Hon. Samuel Oyedotun, Chairman of the Osun State Water Corporation, brought together Osun indigenes in Georgia, entrepreneurs, and U.S. leaders across sectors including real estate, fintech, automobile, and agriculture.
Governor Adeleke, accompanied by Commissioners Bunmi Jenyo and Gani Olaoluwa, highlighted reforms in tax harmonisation, ease of doing business, and infrastructure as major drivers for investment. “Nobody will demand extra money before you invest in Osun State,” he assured.
He added that security had been strengthened through the Amotekun Corps working with federal forces to protect citizens and investors.
Hon. Oyedotun pledged to work with stakeholders to support Osun indigenes returning to invest in the state.