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Gosima Group, NIDO Europe & BBF Printing Press Chart a Bold New Future for Nigeria

A Strategic Leap for Nigeria and Her Diaspora

Today was not just another meeting.

Dr Gideon Osi, President/GMD GOSIMA Group, Chioma Rosemary Onyekaba, MD/CEO, BBF Printing Press, and Cllr Harold Ogunfemi, Chairman, NIDO Europe,

It was a powerful convergence of purpose, vision, and action.

In an atmosphere charged with intention and excellence, Gosima Group held a high-level strategic meeting with key members of the Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation (NIDO Europe) — a moment that marked the beginning of a new chapter in Nigeria’s development story.

In attendance were visionary leaders:

Dr. Gideon Chidiebere Osi, the highly celebrated President and GMD of Gosima Group, whose legacy in consultancy, environment, and construction has become a standard for innovation and integrity.

Cllr Harold Ogunfemi, the Chairman of NIDO Europe, whose leadership continues to unite and amplify the voice of Nigerians across the continent. Prince Chima, Vice Chairman of NIDO Europe, representing the bridge between policy and people.

Chioma Rosemary Onyekaba, CEO of BBF Printing Press, proudly showcasing the heart of Nigerian creativity, design, and bold entrepreneurship.

Alongside several top members of NIDO Europe — all bringing their wealth of experience, commitment, and global networks to the table.

This was more than a sit-down — it was a gathering of minds driven by deep purpose and a shared resolve to connect Nigeria’s grassroots with global capacity.

Chioma Rosemary Onyekaba, MD/CEO, BBF Printing Press

From consultancy to construction, printing to policy, ideas were exchanged with passion, clarity, and real-time solutions. The group discussed how to harness diaspora resources, empower local businesses, and spark a ripple effect of sustainable impact — across sectors and generations.

The vision is clear. The energy is aligned. The movement has started.

Nigeria doesn’t need more talk.

She needs bridges.

She needs action.

She needs all her children — home and abroad — to unite, build, and lead.

And today, that bridge got stronger.

Watch this space.

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