Kaduna state Governor, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, on Monday revealed that his state has attracted both domestic and foreign investments worth about $800 million since 2015, with investors pledging a further $2.1bn.
‘’The summit also facilitated investments through the creation of a one-stop shop and operationalising of the ease of doing business charter, to break down barriers to investments and expansion of the fiscal space,’’ he added. According to him, a three-year Memorandum of Understand with the United States Agency for International Development , to help drive the economic development of the state was signed at the event.
El-Rufai said that the summit focused on building human capital, adding that it attracted 79% Foreign Direct Investment and 21% Domestic Investment. El-Rufai explained that Kaduna state took some measures in order to mitigate the effects of Covid-19, by commencing staff verification and screening to reduce overhead cost,adding that the government revised the 2020 budget to manage the revenue and expenditure impact of Covid-19.
Buhari noted that KADINVEST “has become a respected fixture on the investment calendar, held annually since 2016.’’
Investment in killings... No be lie
Then spoil kaduna with infrastructures nah, they like gadar sama pa sosae
Is he expecting celecbration? Or is he comparing himself with his colleagues in the north? What a shame
But some morons from states where their governors are successfully useless still believe they have sense.
Where in kaduna pls
Wonderful lies
Investment or loan?
And........
Investment of killing innocent souls. Akuya.
EbongJc come and see the reality
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