Odua Investment has partnered with Iwosan Investments to boost local healthcare, aiming to curb medical tourism and enhance quality services

Odua Investment Company Limited (OICL) has announced a strategic investment in Iwosan Investments Limited as part of its mission to transform Nigeria’s healthcare sector.

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The partnership aims to curb medical tourism by driving innovation and improving access to high-quality healthcare services within the country.

Speaking on the investment, Odua Group Chairman Bimbo Ashiru emphasised its significance in fostering economic development in the southwest region.

> *“This initiative not only demonstrates Odua’s aspirations at economic diversification but establishes a sustainable legacy that can thrive for future generations,”* Ashiru stated.

Echoing this sentiment, Odua Group Managing Director Abdulrahman Yinusa explained that the company’s new direction focuses on implementing strategies that support investments with long-term economic benefits.

Founded in 2019, Iwosan Investments Limited is a healthcare investment platform operating five healthcare centres in Lagos, with plans for nationwide expansion.

In 2021, the company acquired Lagoon Hospitals, one of the largest fully integrated healthcare franchises in West Africa.

More recently, Iwosan initiated a public-private partnership for the **Lagos MediPark**, a world-class medical facility designed to enhance access to acute specialty healthcare services in Nigeria.

Since its incorporation in 1976, Odua Investment Company Limited has played a pivotal role in Nigeria’s economic development.

With substantial investments in real estate, hospitality, financial services, energy, agriculture, logistics, ICT, and now healthcare, the company continues to drive regional and national progress.