Ogbomoso is open for business.
And the world is noticing.

The first purpose-built innovation park in Ogbomoso is opening now: 2.4 acres, a 2-minute walk from LAUTECH's main gate. Designed for founders, researchers, and builders who want serious community without sacrificing ambition.

Set within The Assembly City, Kinora is Ogbomoso's first Afro-American restaurant, an open-air pavilion of warm light, draped linen, and long communal tables. Built where the foot traffic gathers, it is a place to eat, linger, and belong, a small piece of civic hospitality that signals what this city is becoming.

A three-floor civic space rising in the centre of town, designed as a leveller, where Ogbomoso's young and old meet on equal footing. Civic infrastructure built by someone who believes deeply in this city's future.

Oba Ghandi Afolabi Olaoye, the 28th Soun, has launched a structured 25-year development plan backed by committees across every economic sector, and announced the city's first new Town Hall in 62 years.

From a one-room training centre in Ogbomoso to a nationally accredited college with 8 campuses across 4 cities in 4 years. A proof of concept for what Ogbomoso-born ideas can do when given room to grow.

Debo Thomas is building a new city within Ogbomosoland on 4,800 acres carved from his holdings, a once-in-a-generation land development that will create new economic geography in this region.

30,000+ students. 3,000+ employees. Engineering, technology, science, and medicine. Located 2 minutes from the new innovation park. The talent pipeline is structural, deep, and growing.

A new civic centre rising under the Soun's 25-year vision, the city's first dedicated public square in over six decades. Designed as common ground for ceremony, dialogue, and the everyday life of Ogbomoso.

A modern township stadium anchoring sport and community, home ground to Crown FC. Civic infrastructure that doubles as identity, where the city gathers, competes, and is seen.