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Beyond Government Funding: Oba Otudeko’s long-term approach to education investment in Nigeria

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Dr Otudeko’s model departs from that cycle. His interventions are defined by completion and continuity. This is evident in how capital is deployed. Through the Oba Otudeko Foundation, this approach has been expressed through a sustained and structured programme of investments in education

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