Kwara State governor, Alhajhi Abdulfatah Ahmed has revealed that the state’s target was to attract N30 billion worth of investments, through public private partnerships in key sectors such as manufacturing, power, health, energy and aviation between now and 2019.
“We also estimate about N1.5b worth of new investments in our solid mineral sector within the same period.”
“With 64 outlets subdivided into different dimensions of office suites, and multi-use stalls and coupled with its strategic location along the dualised Fate Road, the hub, no doubt, presents great economic opportunities for Kwara State in terms of job creation, business growth and enhanced Internal Revenue,” he said.
Ahmed remarked that owing to these, it is safe to say that greater prosperity is coming to Kwara State because, when investment and opportunities converge, prosperity is imminent and “brighter and rewarding future assured.”
However, he promised that the government will continue to provide an enabling environment for businesses to bloom in the state.
