Oyo State welcomes investors for economic growth

The Oyo State Government has opened its doors to investors, encouraging them to capitalize on the state’s significant growth potential and favorable business climate. The government emphasizes its dedication to fostering an environment where entrepreneurship and innovation can thrive, driving economic development.

Seun Ashamu, the Commissioner for Energy, extended a warm invitation to investors interested in enhancing services, creating opportunities for citizens, and promoting tourism and economic growth in the state. Speaking at the inauguration of Sooyah Bistro, a prominent indigenous quick service restaurant in Ibadan, Ashamu highlighted Oyo State’s commitment to becoming a regional hub for economic growth.

Ashamu praised the founder of Sooyah Bistro, Olamidun Ogundoyin, noting that the expansion of the restaurant is a testament to the state’s conducive business environment. He encouraged Sooyah Bistro to maintain its excellent services and explore partnerships with the government to boost tourism and economic development in Oyo State.

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Adebo Ogundoyin, Speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly, commended the efforts behind Sooyah Bistro’s success, celebrating the opening as a significant milestone. He lauded the brand’s commitment to quality and excellence, which reflects the entrepreneurial spirit driving the state forward.

Olamidun Ogundoyin, founder and CEO of Sooyah Bistro, expressed excitement about bringing the restaurant’s unique ethnic cuisine to Ibadan. She emphasized the brand’s dedication to celebrating Nigerian food and culture both locally and internationally. Reflecting on the journey since starting in 2018 with modest resources, Ogundoyin attributed the business’s organic growth to customer support and love for their food. She assured that Sooyah Bistro will continue to offer top-quality service and cuisine in Ibadan, the capital city of Oyo State.