By Deborah Oladejo, Osogbo –
Migration infrastructure company, Vesti, says it has disbursed over ₦1 billion in loan facilities to support students, youths, and families seeking opportunities abroad.
Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Olusola Amusan, disclosed this on Wednesday during the inauguration of the company’s Osogbo branch in Osun State. He said Vesti, established four years ago, was created to address challenges migrants face in accessing foreign education and other prospects.
“Our headquarters is in Dallas, Texas, with offices in five countries, including Nigeria. We are on a mission to provide legal and financial services for the one billion immigrants worldwide,” Amusan said.
He noted that migration remains a global necessity, citing United Nations figures showing 272 million people live outside their country of birth. According to him, Vesti supports both inflow and outflow migration, having helped hundreds of students and over 4,000 families relocate.
“In 2025 alone, we disbursed ₦500 million in loans. In total, we have given ₦1 billion and will do more. We partner with over 120 schools globally and offer post-migration support, including job placements, scholarships, and continuous guidance,” he added.
Amusan said the company also operates a mobile app on Google Play Store and other platforms to provide easy access to its services, stressing Vesti’s commitment to making the dreams of young Nigerians a reality.
Earlier, the Special Adviser to Governor Ademola Adeleke on Investment and CEO of the Osun State Investment Promotion Agency, Hon. Felix Olagunju, commended Vesti for establishing its branch in Osogbo.
He urged more companies to emulate the initiative, which he said would help empower the state’s youths and residents by expanding access to global opportunities.
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