IWOSAN Investments Limited has announced the acquisition of the Lagoon Hospitals Group, with its facilities around Lagos — Ikeja, Apapa, Victoria Island, and Ikoyi.
IWOSAN is a premier healthcare investment company that is dedicated to investing in the Nigerian Healthcare market.
The company was recently launched to transform and improve Nigeria’s healthcare landscape by making investments in key healthcare infrastructure across the country.
“This acquisition is extremely beneficial for all our stakeholders, our patients, team members and the medical community at large,” said Mrs. Fola Laoye, co-founder and CEO of IWOSAN.
According to the co-founder and Chairman of IWOSA, Mr. Fola Adeola, “It is an opportunity to launch IWOSAN’s vision with Lagoon’s solid platform of strong clinical services and standards, which are internationally benchmarked through its JCI accreditation. Our goal is to build by developing innovative strategies, and focused capacity development that guarantees global standards of safety and quality in healthcare systems. We anticipate a seamless transition and are confident that our talented team members of nurses and physicians are focused on quality and excellent care.
“The vision of IWOSAN is to consistently provide patient-first, world-class healthcare services. The patient is at the heart of all our operations and we have a mission to be consistently empathetic, ethical, innovative and accessible to best serve their needs.
“IWOSAN’s investment in Lagoon Hospitals is a demonstration of our commitment to actively improve the healthcare sector across the country.
“The name, IWOSAN means ‘to cure’ or ‘to heal’. This accurately projects the company’s mission to provide investments, build local capacity and drive access to quality healthcare services.”
The founders of IWOSAN are reputable citizens, investors and catalysts in the communities they serve.
Adeola, a co-founder of Guaranty Trust Bank, a seasoned businessman and investor who transformed the banking industry and was instrumental in Pension Reform in Nigeria. Mr. Dapo Oshinusi, with over two decades of experience as an energy industry leader across the EMEA region.
Finally, Mrs. Laoye embodies a wealth of experience and leadership in the Nigerian healthcare environment, leading several initiatives and systems that are dedicated to the sector’s improvement.
Together, the team brings long-term capital, multi-dimensional expertise and significant operational skills to achieve impact in our community.
Today, Lagoon Hospitals has now been re-branded as IWOSAN Lagoon Hospitals and its new ownership will enable the upgrade and expansion of its existing facilities, embedding technology and process improvement and will also allow for the opening of new locations and clinical services which will expand access to its target population around Lagos and beyond.
Lagoon Hospitals serve and will continue to serve a broad population of Nigerians, focused on delivering on our brand promise “we will look after you”. Attachments area
