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Westmead Mall Opens New Outlet in Ibadan

Kemi Olaitan in Ibadan A growing family-oriented retail and lifestyle brand, Westmead Mall has expanded its presence in Ibadan, the Oyo state capital with opening of a new outlet in

Ibadan, the capital of Oyo state, has welcomed a new addition to its growing Westmead Mall network. The family-oriented retail and lifestyle brand has opened a new outlet in Samonda, near the Samonda–Bodija Road intersection. This latest establishment joins existing Westmead Mall locations at Wofun Bus Stop, Mokola ICT Hub, and Babanla, Oremeji.

The Archbishop of Ibadan, Most Rev. Gabriel 'Leke Abegunrin, officiated the grand opening, praying for the brand's continued success and positive impact on the city's residents. Westmead Mall's Managing Director, Chief (Mrs.) Seye Ogunwuyi, highlighted the company's commitment to creating jobs, supporting livelihoods, and contributing to the welfare of Ibadan families. Since its inception a few years ago, Westmead Mall has directly employed over 500 individuals and indirectly benefited several thousand more.

Ogunwuyi emphasized that each new outlet creates opportunities for employment, suppliers, farmers, and service providers within the brand's ecosystem. The company's growth is driven by its dedication to excellence, job creation, and supporting local communities. With the opening of the Samonda outlet, Westmead Mall now operates across four locations in Ibadan, solidifying its presence in the city's expanding retail and lifestyle sector.

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