Na fresh story wey dey drop for Odu’a Investment Company Limited (OICL) as dem don appoint Mr. Abiodun Olamide Bamiduro as di new Executive Director and Group Chief Financial Officer (GCFO). E go start on January 2, 2026, as dem don announce am officially.

According to wetin di head of Branding and Corporate Communications, Mr. Victor Ayetoro talk, dis appointment na big move to solidify wetin dem dey do financially inside di company. Chairman of OICL wey sabi well well, Otunba Bimbo Ashiru, don praise Mr. Bamiduro, say e be strategic business leader wey get strong understanding of di vision wey dey drive di company.

Otunba Bimbo no hide am, e yan say, “Mr. Bamiduro na person wey don show leadership for financial governance and e dey bring efficiency wey dey give di Board full confidence.” E believe say dis appointment go help OICL enter di next phase of growth properly.

Mr. Bamiduro no be new person for di company, as he don dey serve as Group Financial Controller since 2021. Na him lead di committee wey carry OICL go get dia first-ever credit rating by Agusto & Co. E also dey help develop cost-saving methods through wahala-free Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system introduction.

For wetin e talk about di new position, Mr. Abdulrahman Yinusa, di Group Managing Director, yan say, “Dis appointment na confirmation of our culture wey dey recognize exceptional talent.” E believe say Mr. Bamiduro go fit lead dem well to achieve di growth wey dey in front.

Before dis one, e don spend over twenty years for di energy sector, including 15 years wey e dey work with Transocean. For ova dere, e become di first Nigerian wey get full financial responsibility for one of dia biggest regions, na dat one show say di guy sabi wetin he dey do.

Plenty people dey look forward to wetin Bamiduro go achieve as e dey take charge of di Group’s financial strategy, wey involve capital management, investor relations and maintaining financial integrity across di whole portfolio. OICL na investment holding company wey e get backing from di six South-West states for Naija—Oyo, Ondo, Ogun, Osun, Ekiti and Lagos—with interests for real estate, hospitality, ICT, agriculture and financial services. Dis be di new chapter for dem.