Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has called upon both local and international investors to take advantage of the state’s abundant solid minerals during a recent event in Cape Town, South Africa. Highlighting Osun's stable policies, enhanced security, and favorable business climate, Adeleke emphasized the potential for significant investment returns in the solid minerals sector. His statements aimed at attracting global interest were made at a high-profile dinner organized by Romulus Mining, which featured several dignitaries including the Minister of Solid Minerals Development and the Ooni of Ife.

During the event, Adeleke outlined a comprehensive strategic plan that aims to make mining a crucial component of Osun's economic diversification efforts. He envisaged that the development of the solid minerals sector would not only create jobs but also contribute to sustainable revenue generation for the state. The governor stressed the importance of regulatory reforms instituted by his administration, which are designed to foster a conducive investment environment, thus attracting more serious investors interested in tapping into the state's mining potential.

Adeleke's engagement with investors at this international forum underscores his commitment to enhancing Osun's economic landscape through solid mineral investments. The emphasis on mining as a driver for economic growth signifies a broader vision for the state's future, aiming for greater economic independence and resilience through strategic partnerships in the mining industry. This initiative has the potential to not only uplift the local economy but also position Osun as a competitive player in the global mining market.