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Adeleke vows to implement Osun industrial summit resolutions

By James Agberebi
14 September 2024   |   6:23 pm
Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has pledged to enact the resolutions from the recently concluded 4-day industrial investment summit hosted by his administration. Speaking at the summit's closing ceremony in Osogbo on Saturday, Adeleke, represented by Deputy Governor Kola Adewusi, stressed that the summit's resolutions would drive the state's industrialization efforts. The event, which…
Osun State governor Ademola Adeleke

Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has pledged to enact the resolutions from the recently concluded 4-day industrial investment summit hosted by his administration.

Speaking at the summit’s closing ceremony in Osogbo on Saturday, Adeleke, represented by Deputy Governor Kola Adewusi, stressed that the summit’s resolutions would drive the state’s industrialization efforts.

The event, which saw attendance from Ondo State’s Deputy Governor, Mr. Olayide Adelami, business leaders, and senior government officials, portrayed Osun as a prime investment destination due to its robust infrastructure, stable power supply, and educated, welcoming population of over five million.

Adeleke noted, “Osun State is a land of diverse economic opportunities, and we are hopeful that the dry port, cargo airport, special economic zone, agro-processing zone, and free trade zone will be fully operational, benefiting our incoming investors.”

He expressed his appreciation to the keynote speakers, panellists, moderators, and participants for their valuable insights, which will aid in shaping policies and plans for the state.

Adeleke added, “I believe that after this summit, Osun will emerge as one of Nigeria’s economic giants. I assure you that the state government will implement and utilise the outcomes of this summit to accelerate the industrialization of Osun State for the benefit of its people.”

Osun State Commissioner for Commerce and Industry, Bunmi Jenyo, added that the summit would lead to the establishment of new industries and investments, addressing unemployment and reducing over-reliance on civil servant salaries, thus fostering long-term economic growth.

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