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Minister urges SMEs to back government policies on economic growth

By Segun Olaniyi, Abuja
13 December 2016   |   3:45 am
The Minister of State, Trade and Investment, Aisha Abubakar has urged Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) operators to support policies employed by the government towards economic growth.
National President, Men/Women Market Association, Felicia Sani (left); wife of the former governor of Kogi State, Halima Wada; wife of ex-governor of Benue State, Yemisi Suswan; Alanyingi Sylva, wife of Bayelsa State former governor and Minister of State for Trade and Investment, Aisha Abubakar during the official opening of Wuye Ultra Modern Market Christmas Trade Fair in Abuja… yesterday.

National President, Men/Women Market Association, Felicia Sani (left); wife of the former governor of Kogi State, Halima Wada; wife of ex-governor of Benue State, Yemisi Suswan; Alanyingi Sylva, wife of Bayelsa State former governor and Minister of State for Trade and Investment, Aisha Abubakar during the official opening of Wuye Ultra Modern Market Christmas Trade Fair in Abuja… yesterday.

The Minister of State, Trade and Investment, Aisha Abubakar has urged Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) operators to support policies employed by the government towards economic growth.

Abubakar gave the charge in Abuja yesterday at the opening of the Christmas Trade Fair 2016 at Wuye Ultra Modern Market with the theme “Promoting Made in Nigeria Goods.”

She explained that the fair was intended to promote SMEs and encourage more investors in the sector for economic development.

According to her, despite the country’s challenges, her population represents a huge market with vast potentials that cannot be ignored, adding that government institutions were being strengthened to make doing business in the country easier.

The Chairman of the organising committee of the fair, Mr. Wenegieme Joe said the Wuye ultra modern market was among the four Build, Operate and Transfer (BOT) project of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) to provide social services and boost economic activities in Abuja.

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