OHO Group of Companies: Pioneering a New Business Model in Nigeria's Private Sector
The OHO Group of Companies emerges as a transformative force in Nigeria's entrepreneurial landscape, uniting three established enterprises under a cohesive vision. With a focus on independent business development, OHO Group aims to foster sustainable wealth creation across diverse industries.
The Abuja Times

The OHO Group of Companies is redefining the narrative of business success in Nigeria by consolidating three established entities—HO Farms Ltd, Xasu Entertainment Ltd, and Xasu Homes Ltd—under a unified corporate vision. This innovative approach prioritizes specialization over a traditional conglomerate model, allowing each business to focus on its unique market while benefiting from shared resources and strategic leadership.
At the helm of this ambitious venture is Mr. Osasu Oviase, the Chairman of OHO Group, who emphasizes the importance of cultivating businesses that can thrive independently yet contribute to a larger economic ecosystem. Under his leadership, the group is not merely creating a single large entity but rather a coalition of distinct enterprises that cater to diverse sectors of the economy, from agriculture and entertainment to real estate.
OHO Farms is dedicated to agriculture and food production, aiming to enhance food security and promote sustainable farming practices. Meanwhile, Xasu Entertainment is set to revolutionize the creative economy by offering unique experiences and entertainment options, while Xasu Homes focuses on property development and lifestyle solutions. Each company operates with a clear commercial purpose, yet they all share the overarching goal of fostering growth and innovation in their respective fields.
Mr. Philips E. Obabueki, the Group Corporate Strategist, articulates that this model reflects a growing trend within Nigeria's private sector: the realization that sustainable wealth creation is possible through the establishment of multiple productive businesses rather than reliance on a single industry. This strategic framework promises to enhance the economic landscape and inspire other entrepreneurs to explore diversified business opportunities.
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