OSUN BUSINESS SCHOOL SEEKS GOVT, PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERSHIP

Osun Business School (OBS) has been officially inaugurated, with an inaugural symposium marking the start of what its founder describes as a deliberate effort to develop the human capital, entrepreneurial capacity and business leadership needed for sustainable economic growth in Osun State, Nigeria and Africa.

Speaking at the event, the Founder/Lead Executive, Dr. Adegboyega Musthofa Adebayo, said the launch was more than the opening of another institution. According to him, OBS was established to bridge the gap between business education and real-world enterprise.

The school’s programmes combine academic knowledge with practical business experience, incubation and access to investment networks.

They cover entrepreneurship, leadership, management, financial markets, business strategy and lot more. OBS also plans partnerships with universities, financial institutions, industry leaders and international partners to offer mentorship, global exposure and cross-border learning.

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