‘The most industrially developed state’ – Jonathan pours accolades on Ogun, Amosun

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Ogun Governor, Ibikunle Amosun
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Governor Amosun

President Goodluck Jonathan has lauded the efforts of Governor Ibikunle Amosun in developing Ogun state, calling it the most industrially developed state in Nigeria.

The remarks were made by Vice President Namadi Sambo who represented the President at the commissioning of the Procter and
Gamble multi million dollar plant in Agbara, Ogun.

“I believe Ogun State is the most industrially developed state in this country. We will partner with you. We will work with you based on synergies and policies that allow for business to thrive”, he said.

The president revealed that the contract for the construction of a standard guage fast train that would connect Lagos through Ogun State to Ibadan had been awarded, adding that, “Olorunsogo Power Plant in Ogun has been successfully completed and privatised”.

While pointing out that plans for the long awaited Lagos-Sokoto Road had reached an advanced stage, the president emphasised that,  its designs were being completed and the work would be executed under a Public Private Partnership arrangement.

“Federal Government is building an additional power transmission system, as well as investing in development of gas infrastructure to support the efforts of the state government”, he said.

In his remarks, Amosun disclosed that the commissioning was the 43rd he would be performing in less than three years of his administration, stating that the newly commissioned multi million dollar investments would create 2000 direct and indirect job opportunities for the people of the state.

He charged all industries resident in the state to be up and doing in their Corporate Social Responsibility to their host communities, while reiterating that his administration would not shirk its responsibility in providing security and enabling environment for investors.

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