Odu’a Investment Company, in furtherance of its drive to reposition its various businesses for optimum performance, has commissioned newly acquired equipment for its subsidiary, Odu’a Printing and Publishing Company (OPPC) Limited, Eleyele, Ibadan, following the injection of about N20 million into the printing firm, with the goal to achieve a quantum growth and conveniently deliver high quality services at a reasonable cum profitable prices.

The move is in line with Odu’a Investment Company Limited activities at restructuring her businesses and seeking strategic alliance for greater profitability.

Some of the machines purchased included Sord Z, Multilith 1850/Abidic, Laminating Machine, Plate Maker, Hercules Digital Colour Separation Machine, Ruling Machine and Motocop Plate Processor A1.

With the addition of these machines, the Group Managing Director, Mr Adebayo Jimoh said that Odu’a Printing & Publishing Company Limited, would be able to compete favourably with other printing establishments and
conveniently deliver high quality services at the shortest time and at a reasonable price.

He encouraged management of the company to increase their marketing drive so as to take advantage of the enormous opportunities that abound in the printing market.

The Chairman of the company, Barrister Sarafadeen Alli, said the present board and management of Odu’a was bent on supporting various activities of its subsidiaries and would also build on the vision of the forefathers.

Meanwhile, Alhaji Tajudeen Olaotan Bello has been appointed by the Ogun State Government to represent the state on the board of Odu’a Investment Company Limited.

Until his appointment, Alhaji Bello was a chairman of the Action Congress and Chairman of Project Vision Actualisers Limited, a financial and management consulting firm. He had also served with the Nigerian Railway Corporation, rising to the rank of Director (Operations) before retiring voluntarily in 1999.