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OICL Board and Management Visit Osun State Governor

As part of our strategic stakeholder engagement initiatives, the Board and Management of ODU’A Investment Company Limited (OICL) on Tuesday, April 29, 2025, paid a courtesy visit to the Executive Governor of Osun State, His Excellency, Senator Ademola Nurudeen Jackson Adeleke, at the Governor’s Office, Secretariat, Abere, Osogbo in Osun State. The OICL team was led by the Group Chairman, Otunba Bimbola Ashiru and the Group Managing Director/ CEO, Mr Abdulrahman Yinusa. Otunba Ashiru informed the governor about OICL’s giant strides across different sectors and expressed OICL’s readiness to explore opportunities to deepen collaboration with the Osun State government. He identified mining and agriculture as two major areas where immediate and impactful collaboration is being sought. “Odu’a is strategically positioned to unlock the vast solid mineral potentials within Osun State,” he said. On agriculture, Otunba Ashiru reiterated OICL’s desire to access Osun state agricultural land bank through its agribusiness subsidiary, South West Agriculture Company Limited (SWAgCo Limited), which currently manages over 30,000 hectares across Ogun, Ekiti, Ondo, and Oyo States.‘ According to him, “the conglomerate envisions projects that promote agro-industrialization, enhance food security, and empower local farmers.” While responding, the Osun State Governor, Senator Adeleke, expressed delight at the visit and commended the OICL leadership for their transformative efforts. He stated that “there is no doubt that the Odu’a group is modernizing and expanding with multiple opportunities for the State. I commend the Board and Management of Odu’a Investment for their efficiency.” A symbolic highlight of the visit was the presentation of a bronze “Ori-Olokun” sculpture to the Governor by Otunba Ashiru. The “Ori-Olokun” is the symbol of both OICL and Osun State. The visit concluded with a closed-door session where the two teams discussed actionable plans to consolidate efforts in driving socio-economic development for Southwest Nigeria and particularly Osun State Receiving the OICL team alongside Governor Adeleke were Osun State Deputy Governor, Prince Kola Adewusi, Osun State Secretary to the State Government, Hon. Teslim Igbalaye and Osun State Head of Service, Mr. Samuel Ayanleye Aina. Other members of the OICL delegation included Chief Segun Ojo and Otunba lai oriowo, both OICL Group Directors; Mr. Tunji Omole, Osun State Director on Nigerite Board, Hon. Sunday Bisi, Osun State Director on Wemabod Limited Board; Alhaji Ganiyu Liadi, Osun State Director on Western Hotels Board; Mrs. Abiola Ajayi, OICL Company Secretary/ Head of Legal; ESV Bashir Oladunni, MD of Wemabod Limited, Dr. Theo Adewale ONADEKO, FCIB, MD of SWAgCo Limited; Dr. Wole Odetayo, MD of SouthWest Innovation & Tech Co. Ltd; Mr. Victor Ayetoro, OICL Head of Branding and Communication and Mr. Kazeem Oguntoyinbo, Branding and Communication Manager.

Wema Bank Executives Visit OICL to Strengthen Strategic Partnership

Earlier today, Wema Bank Plc.‘s Management team led by its Executive Directors, Mr. Segun Opeke and Mr. Tunde Mabawonku, paid a courtesy visit to ODU’A Investment Company Limited (OICL) at Cocoa House, Ibadan. The Wema bank delegation also included key members of Wema Bank’s South West team. Welcoming the visitors to the Iconic Cocoa House building, the Headquarters of OICL was the Group Managing Director/CEO, Mr Abdulrahman Yinusa, who was joined by members of OICL’s management team. The meeting served as a platform to reinforce the long-standing relationship between both organizations while exploring new opportunities for collaboration. Mr. Yinusa in his remarks highlighted the deep-rooted history shared between OICL and Wema Bank Plc. as both organizations are deeply rooted in the economic and financial evolution of South-West Nigeria. He gave an overview of OICL’s ongoing transformation, emphasizing key projects such as the redevelopment of Premier Hotel and the ambitious plans to upgrade Lagos Airport Hotel. The Group Managing Director expressed optimism about the upcoming South-West Development Commission, which will be headquartered at Cocoa House. He noted that the commission has the potential to accelerate regional economic growth and enhance infrastructure development, aligning with OICL’s strategic vision for the South-West. Speaking on behalf of Wema Bank, Mr. Tunde Mabawonku shared insights into the bank’s transformation, particularly its emergence as a leading force in Nigeria’s digital banking sector. He underscored Wema Bank’s commitment to innovation and financial inclusion while showcasing Wema’s positioning as a future-ready institution. In the same vein, Mr. Opeke reflected on Wema Bank’s history from its humble beginnings in Yaba in 1945 to becoming a financial powerhouse.  With the bank, set to celebrate its 80th anniversary in May, he emphasized Wema Bank’s resilience, adaptability, and continuous evolution in the banking sector. Beyond the discussions, the Wema Bank delegation was treated to a unique experience at the Odu’a Museum and Hall of Fame, where they toured relics, artifacts, and stories of notable Yoruba icons. The team also visited the iconic Cocoa House rooftop, where they enjoyed a breathtaking view of Ibadan. This visit reaffirms OICL’s commitment to strategic partnerships that drive growth and sustainable development. As both organizations evolve, our shared history provides a strong foundation for a continuous and mutually beneficial relationship.

South West Governors’ Forum Commends Odu’a Investment Company Limited

On Thursday, February 13, 2025, the Group Chairman of Odu’a Investment Company Limited (OICL), Otunba Bimbola Ashiru, alongside OICL’s Group Managing Director, Mr. Abdulrahman Yinusa, were at the South-West Governors’ Forum meeting held in Lagos. During the meeting, Otunba Ashiru and Mr Yinusa briefed the governors about OICL’s phenomenal achievements in 2024 and engaged them on strategic plans for 2025. The governors commended OICL’s transformation and progress, emphasizing its vital role in driving economic growth across the South-West region.

OICL Holds 2025 Annual Meeting of Directors in the OICL Group

On Thursday, February 13, 2025, ODU’A Investment Company Limited (OICL) convened its Annual Meeting of Directors across the OICL group at the Lagos Airport Hotel Banquet Hall. The event served as a strategic forum to assess the group’s transformational progress and align all subsidiaries with the group’s strategic direction. Members of the OICL Board, senior management, and key stakeholders, including the former Chairmen, Senator Kola Bajomo, Mrs. Iyabode Apampa, and Prince Julius Adeluyi, OFR, were in attendance. Also present were the Managing Directors and board members of OICL subsidiaries, including Wemabod Limited, LAGOS AIRPORT HOTEL LIMITED, SouthWest Innovation & Tech Co. Ltd, SWAgCo Limited, e&o power equipment leasing, and Glanvill Enthoven Group, alongside OICL’s board representatives on the Nigerite Limited and Lafarge Boards. In his opening remarks, Otunba Bimbola Ashiru, Group Chairman of OICL, underscored the significance of the annual meeting as a platform for reinforcing the company’s transformative journey. He emphasized the need for continued synergy across subsidiaries to drive efficiency and value creation. The GMD of OICL, Mr. Abdulrahman Yinusa, shared insights on the company’s ongoing transformation, highlighting key milestones achieved in 2024 as well as plans for 2025. A major highlight of the meeting was a presentation on corporate governance by Mrs. Bola Adesola, Chairman of Ecobank. She emphasized the critical role of corporate culture in driving organizational success, the importance of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles, and the broader impact businesses can have on their communities. The event also featured a special presentation by Dr. Dr Toyin Akande-Ajala CCST(Geriatrics/ Int Medicine) of JBS GERONTOLOGY CENTRE, who provided an in-depth discussion on age-related diseases and strategies for preventing life-impeding illnesses. Adding to the discourse, Dr Bankole Allibay, a sustainability expert shared valuable insights on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG). He discussed global ESG best practices and how OICL and its subsidiaries can further integrate sustainable business practices into their operations. The former chairmen, Senator Kola Bajomo, Mrs. Iyabode Apampa, and Prince Julius Adeluyi, OFR also addressed the gathering, expressing their delight at OICL’s ongoing transformation. They urged directors to remain committed to the organization, emphasizing that OICL is a legacy that must excel. Beyond the discussions, the meeting provided an opportunity to evaluate OICL’s transformational progress and ensure group-wide alignment on strategic priorities. Take a look at this: Best Pills for Erection – Your Guide to Optimal Sexual Health

OICL holds Media Parley, visits ongoing redevelopment of Premier Hotel

On Thursday, January 30, 2025, the Board and Management of ODU’A Investment Company Limited (OICL) hosted a media parley at Cocoa House, Ibadan. This strategic engagement showcased OICL’s renaissance as a forward-looking conglomerate committed to enhancing its legacy for future generations. The parley was attended by OICL’s board members, led by Otunba Bimbola Ashiru, OICL Group Chairman with Mr. Abdulrahman Yinusa, OICL’s GMD/CEO; Chief Segun Ojo, Group Director; Barrister Seni Adio, SAN, Group Director; Otunba lai oriowo, Group Director; Otunba ‘Debola Osibogun, Independent Group Director and Mr. Yemi Ajao, OICL’s Group Chief Investment and Business Development Officer. Also in attendance were the Managing Directors of some OICL subsidiaries, including ESV Bashir Oladunni, MD of Wemabod Limited; Dr. Wole Odetayo, MD of SouthWest Innovation & Tech Co. Ltd (SWIT); and Dr. Theo Adewale ONADEKO, the MD of SWAgCo Limited, who was represented by Mr. Omoyemi Akande, GMof Westlink Agriculture. The strategic partner for the Premier Hotel redevelopment was represented by Mr. Segun Layode. Key management staff of OICL, including Mrs. Abiola Ajayi, Engr. Sangobiyi Andrew, Mr. Olukayode Olutimayin, and Mr. Victor Ayetoro were also in attendance. During the parley, the Board and Management of OICL shared comprehensive updates on the impressive transformation OICL has undergone in recent years, highlighting key achievements, ongoing projects, and plans aimed at positioning OICL as a leading conglomerate in Nigeria. The Managing Directors of Wemabod Limited, SWAgCo Limited, and SouthWest Innovation & Tech Co. Ltd also showcased their accomplishments and ongoing projects in their respective sectors of real estate, agriculture, and digital technology. Following the media interaction, there was a tour of the renovated 21st floor of Cocoa House, the upgraded reception area, car parks, and surroundings of Cocoa House. The highlight of the tour was a visit to the ongoing redevelopment site of Premier Hotel, located on Mokola Hill in Ibadan. The redevelopment project, which is a Joint venture, is part of OICL’s efforts to revitalize its existing assets. The Board and Management were joined by Hon. Segun Ogunwuyi, the Chief of Staff to Oyo State Governor, Engr. Seyi Makinde. He expressed delight at the progress and potential impact of the Premier Hotel project. The media parley and project tour concluded on a high note, with the media participants expressing their appreciation for the opportunity to engage with OICL’s leadership and witness firsthand the transformative projects being undertaken by OICL. The event reinforces OICL’s position as a transformed forward-looking conglomerate that is committed to transparent stakeholder engagement.

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ODU’A INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED MAKES FURTHER INROAD INTO HEALTHCARE WITH STRATEGIC INVESTMENT IN IWOSAN INVESTMENTS LIMITED

Odu’a Investment Company Limited (OICL), the engine room for economic development of the South West States, has announced a strategic investment in Iwosan Investments Limited, which aims to reverse medical tourism by driving innovation and enhancing access to quality healthcare locally. This strategic initiative aligns with Odu’a Investment’s SRC 2025 (Sweat, Revive, and Create) strategic plan. According to the Group Chairman of Odu’a Investment, Otunba Bimbo Ashiru, “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 demonstrates Odua’s aspirations at economic diversification and establishes a sustainable legacy that can thrive for future generations.” Additionally, Odua’s Group Managing Director, Mr. Abdulrahman Yinusa, affirmed that “the revitalized 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. Recently, Iwosan initiated the development of a PPP initiative: the Lagos MediPark, designed to incorporate excellent clinical standards and expertise within a setting of world-class infrastructure, with the objective of increasing access to acute specialty healthcare services to the Nigerian community as embodied in the Iwosan promise of “We will look after you”. 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, continuing to serve as a beacon of regional and national development, for the benefit of the Nigerian people.

OICL Management Team Concludes 2025 Retreat

 Friday, January 17, 2024, ODU’A Investment Company Limited (OICL) concluded its 2025 Management Retreat at the serene Green Legacy Resort in the historic city of Abeokuta, Ogun State. The retreat was held over two days from Thursday, January 16, to Friday, January 17, 2025. The retreat brought together the Management team of OICL, led by the GMD/CEO, Mr. Abdulrahman Yinusa, and Mr. Yemi Ajao, Group Chief Investment and Business Development Officer, along with the leadership of OICL’s subsidiaries: ESV Bashir Oladunni of Wemabod Limited, Mrs. Folashade Awe of LAGOS AIRPORT HOTEL LIMITED, Engr. Ayo Ajayi of e&o Power Equipment Leasing, Mr. Olasupo Falana of Glanvill Enthoven Group, Dr. Theo Adewale ONADEKO, of SWAgCo Limited(South West Agricultural Company), and Mr. Wole Odetayo of SouthWest Innovation Tech Ltd (SWIT). The retreat provided a platform for OICL’s Management and subsidiary Managing Directors to review the Group’s 2024 performance, develop tactics to achieve 2025 corporate objectives and align strategies to deliver greater value to stakeholders. A key highlight was a comprehensive macroeconomic outlook session facilitated by Mr. Robert Omotunde, M.Sc. (Econs), PGD (Econs), ACS, ACSI, Chief Investment Officer at Afrinvest (West Africa) Limited. The session offered valuable insights into global and domestic economic trends projected to shape the operating environment in 2025, equipping OICL’s leadership with critical context for refining strategies. In his remarks, the GMD/CEO urged participants to passionately drive the achievement of the Group’s 2025 objectives through their respective roles. He also underscored the importance of celebrating Cocoa House’s 60th anniversary in July 2025, noting, “Cocoa House will be 60 this year, and we will be organizing events to mark this significant milestone.” The retreat concluded with a guided tour of the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library, where participants explored artifacts and narratives celebrating the achievements of Nigeria’s former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo. Follow the link below to see highlights from the retreat on Instagram.https://lnkd.in/dAn9k9cY

Odu’a Investment Foundation Celebrates One Year of Spreading Digital Literacy Across South-West Nigeria

One year ago, the Board of Odu’a Investment Company Limited (OICL) launched Project DEFINED, a digital literacy initiative under their non-profit social impact arm, the Odu’a Investment Foundation. Project DEFINED, which stands for Digital Education for Innovation and Economic Development, aims to equip students in public schools across South-West Nigeria with essential digital skills to thrive in a world driven by technology. Since its inception, the project has made significant strides in preparing young minds for the digital age. In a virtual event on October 30, 2024, OICL’s board members, the Odu’a Foundation’s Advisory Council, the project stakeholders, and members of the public convened to celebrate the project’s achievements after 1 year of initiation. The event also marked the inauguration of the “College of Mentors”, a group of 12 accomplished professionals from Nigeria and the diaspora dedicated to guiding young learners through their digital journeys. A major initiative of the DEFINED Project is the Byte Busters after-school Coding Club, an initiative created to make computing accessible to young minds, aiming to dispel the myth that technology is inherently difficult by providing students in public secondary schools with hands-on experience in coding, and essential computer skills. The coding club has over 1,000 club members with 662 fully onboarded participants, spread across six local government areas in Oyo, Osun, Ogun, and Ekiti states. The initiative hopes to expand to all 137 local government areas of south west Nigeria. Dr. Tokunbo Awolowo-Dosumu, Chairperson of the advisory council, Odu’a Investment Foundation and daughter of the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, lauded the vision of the DEFINED project. “The future belongs to those who are digitally savvy. It is my hope that this initiative is the seed for our own Silicon Valley,” she remarked. She also likened the project to one that reinforces the position of the South-West as a pace-setting region in Nigeria. “This project ties into the spirit of forward-looking selflessness that built our region into the pace-setter it is today,”Dr. Dosumu expressed her gratitude to the College of Mentors and praised Professor Seun Kolade’s leadership who has worked tirelessly at no cost to the foundation by rallying so many people into the foundation, from the recruitment of project officers on the project to the nominations of professionals into the college of mentors to be inaugurated, emphasizing that “the community spirit of the Yoruba people lives on through this project.” The College of Mentors, who are accomplished figures in fields such as technology, data science, and cybersecurity, include: Mr. Toye Soladoye – Chief Technology Officer, Union Bank of Nigeria Dr. Ayodeji Ibitoye – University of Greenwich, United Kingdom Dr. Abiodun Egbetokun – Senior Lecturer, De Montfort University, United Kingdom Dr. Babatunde Olorisade – Head of Operations, Edgestride Ltd Mr. Femi Adeleke – Director, 3DMA Technologies Limited Mr. Joshua Olufemi – Chief Executive Officer, Dataphyte UK Dr. Adebunmi Odefunso – Data Science Manager, Athenahealth Dr. Fola Bolaji – Manager, Cybersecurity & IT, DeepHow Dr. Adebowale Owoseni – Senior Lecturer, De Montfort University, United Kingdom Mr. Michael Toyinbo – Director, Chowdeck Mr. Ayoluwa Oyewo – Senior Software Engineer, Spearbit Labs Mr. Ibukun Atoro – Digital Transformation Manager / Managing Partner, Oyo Tech Hub Speaking at the event, Otunba Bimbola Ashiru, The Chairman of Odu’a Investment Company Limited expressed pride in how the program is a continuation of the legacy of our founding fathers. “In just one year, the coding club has made incredible strides. We’re witnessing a continuation of legacy of empowerment started by our fore fathers. This time, it is through digital education. I appreciate the Advisory Council’s commitment and dedication, especially for the fact that they are doing this service without collecting a dime.”Odu’a Investment Company Limited’s Group Managing Director, Abdurahman Yinusa, also addressed the attendees, highlighting the vision behind DEFINED and comparing it the historic free mass education propagated by Chief Obafemi Awolowo. “When free education was introduced, many thought it a pipe dream; history has proven otherwise. Today, our commitment to a digitally literate South-West reflects that same forward-thinking mindset. Together, we will equip our youth to adapt to an ever-changing digital landscape.” During the event, Professor Seun Kolade, the accomplished project director of DEFINED project, thanked the board of OICL and the advisory council for their extensive support and dedication in ensuring the success of the project. In his address, he announced an upcoming Project Showcase, where students will present capstone projects they have built with skills acquired through the Byte Busters Coding Club. Kolade also shared expansion plans, noting that there are ongoing conversations with the relevant stakeholders to establish Byte Busters centres in Ondo and Lagos states, in addition to the current locations in Oyo, Osun, Ogun, and Ekiti.He also shared his excitement for the impact of the project and acknowledged the tireless efforts of the project officers Temilorun Okediji and Yinka Babalola. “It’s a privilege to work with these dedicated professionals, and our goal now is to expand into Ondo and Lagos states.”The virtual celebration was also marked by testimonials from Byte Busters, who shared the transformative impact of digital literacy on their lives. Emmanuel Israel, a participant, said, “I’ve learned so much. From knowing little about computers, I’ve progressed to creating projects, quizzes, and even multiplayer games.” Another participant, Abdulganiyy Abdulhaqq, shared his pride in creating educational games that helps children learn alphabets and working with his team to win prizes for innovative projects. You’ll be interested: Best Pills for Erection – Your Guide to Optimal Sexual Health

OICL RENOVATES COCOA HOUSE CAR PARK AND SURROUNDINGS TO ENHANCE THE CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT, COMMISSIONED BY THE OYO STATE GOVERNOR

In a landmark event on Thursday 24 October 2024, Odua Investment Company Limited (OICL) officially commissioned the newly renovated Cocoa House Car Park, its surroundings, and the ground floor reception area, marking a significant upgrade to the Central Business District of Ibadan. This renovation reflects OICL’s commitment to revitalizing key infrastructure within its assets to benefit the business community and the general public. The commissioning was performed by His Excellency, Engr ‘Seyi Makinde, the Executive Governor of Oyo State, who expressed his admiration for the transformation and commended OICL for its vision and foresight. Speaking at the event, the Governor represented by the Chief of Staff, Hon Segun Ogunwuyi, underscored the importance of such developments in fostering economic growth and ensuring that Cocoa House maintains its status as a symbol of progress and innovation in the region. “This renovation not only elevates the aesthetic and functional value of Cocoa House but also reaffirms our administration’s dedication to enhancing the infrastructure that drives commerce in Oyo State. Cocoa House is a historic monument, and these improvements will enable it to continue playing a pivotal role in the commercial activities of our people,” the Governor stated.’ In his remarks, Otunba ’Bimbo Ashiru, Group Chairman of OICL stated that the renovation project, undertaken by OICL, is aimed at improving accessibility, safety, and the overall experience for visitors and tenants of Cocoa House, which remains a central hub for businesses in Ibadan and across the southwest region. Enhancements include expanded parking facilities, improved landscaping, and modernized reception areas, all designed to streamline the movement of goods and people while maintaining the cultural and historical essence of the building. The Group Managing Director, Mr Abdulrahman Yinusa highlighted OICL’s broader vision to be world world-class conglomerate and enhance the legacy for younger generations, noting that the renovated car park and surroundings will contribute positively to the efficiency of the entire district. The Hon Commissioner for Land, Housing and Urban Development, Mr Williams Akin-Funmilayo in his goodwill message reiterated the Ministry’s support for initiatives that enhance economic activities and create a conducive business environment. “This is a great example of public-private synergy, and we look forward to more projects that strengthen the economic fabric of Oyo State,” he said. The event was attended by the OICL board of directors, chairmen and directors of Odu’a subsidiary companies, DG Dawn Commission, dignitaries from the private sector, and business partners who all lauded the project as a step forward in the ongoing efforts of OICL in renovating its legacy assets for more business potentials. Past GMDs of OICL, Mr Adewale Raji and Dr Adebayo Jimoh praised the current Board and management of OICL for the achievement stressing that the renovated Cocoa House and its surroundings will continue to serve as a symbol of pride for the people of Oyo State and a beacon of economic vitality in the region.

South West Development: Odu’a Group seeks stronger ties with Lagos, commends Sanwo-Olu’s giant strides

The Board of Odu’a Investment Company Limited has commended Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu for his administration’s support to the growth and repositioning of the group while seeking more partnerships with the state. The board, through its Chairman, Otunba Bimbo Ashiru, gave the commendation when the OICL board paid a courtesy call to the governor at the Lagos House, Ikeja. Ashiru who applauded the state government for being proactive in the area of infrastructural development, quality education and good health services called on the governor to continue to support the group to achieve its vision of ‘being a world-class conglomerate’ While introducing the new Group Managing Director, Mr Abdulrahman Yinusa to the governor, Otunba Ashiru mentioned that the group has been growing in leaps and bounds, creating new businesses, receiving Agusto upgrading from A to A+ and making significant progress in its renovation work at Premier Hotel which is being upgraded into a word class hotel with modern facilities. He appreciated the six south-west governors for the calibre of individuals appointed to the board of Odu’a and its subsidiaries describing them as people of high integrity and unblemished records. In his response, Governor Sanwo-Olu commended the Ashiru-led board for its leadership in the group’s repositioning drive. “ I appreciate the Odu’a group’s leadership for making the right decision which has always taken the organisation to an enviable height and for supporting DAWN Commission. He promised the state government’s support for the group to compete favourably as a regional and a world-class conglomerate. “Odu’a Group is a group that brings memories to the South West. We are proud of what you have done. We know that each of you has distinguished yourselves in your career. We believe Odu’a Group will be able to compete with other international companies,” Sanwo-Olu said. While promising of his government’s support, Gov Sanwo-Olu said “We are ready to help you realize the vision for the group. As a state, we are happy we have made the right decisions and you should see us as a willing partner,” The Governor called on other South West governors to work together to strengthen the region noting that “as South West governors, we should strengthen our collaborative efforts and see to the growth and development of Odu’a enhancing the legacy for future generations.