Optiva capital moves to boost African immigration investment

From Dotun Omisakin, Lagos Optiva capital partners has reaffirmed its commitment to unlock investment immigration growth in Africa. The firm’s chairman, Franklin Nechi stated this during a press conference, saying the future belongs to Africans who embrace global access, smart investment and purpose-driven growth. “As Africa’s economic landscape continues to evolve, Optiva Capital Partners is […]

From Dotun Omisakin, Lagos

Optiva capital partners has reaffirmed its commitment to unlock investment immigration growth in Africa.
The firm’s chairman, Franklin Nechi stated this during a press conference, saying the future belongs to Africans who embrace global access, smart investment and purpose-driven growth.
“As Africa’s economic landscape continues to evolve, Optiva Capital Partners is redefining what it means to be an investment immigration company,” he said.
According to him, the firm is expanding its impact through healthcare, women empowerment, wealth retention, and support for Africa’s creative economy beyond providing global mobility solutions.
He added that the firm’s vision is anchored on a simple principle: commercial success must create broader societal value.
“At Optiva, we do not see profit and purpose as competing priorities. They reinforce each other. Businesses that create access, opportunity and agency will define Africa’s future,” he said.
He stressed that the firm’s commitment to social impact is reflected in its investments in healthcare infrastructure and maternal care, saying wealth cannot be separated from health.
“Wealth without health is meaningless. If a family loses a mother or child to a preventable condition, no amount of financial success can compensate for that loss,” he said.
He stated that the company’s healthcare interventions have focused on improving access to quality medical services, particularly for women and children, helping to strengthen health outcomes and build trust within underserved communities.
“A key pillar of Optiva’s growth strategy is women empowerment. More than 70 percent of the company’s workforce are women, many occupying leadership positions.