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Akwa Ibom Woos Foreign Investors
Foreign investors have been called upon to take advantage of the huge investment opportunities in Akwa Ibom State for mutual economic benefits.
Governor Godswill Akpabio made this call while addressing the Foreign Direct Investment Conferences of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), USA Chapter at Phoenix, Arizona, USA at the weekend.
Represented at the event by a former military governor of the state, Air Commodore Idongesit Nkanga (rtd), Akpabio said Akwa Ibom has opened a new vista of opportunities for investors in the aviation, oil and gas as well as tourism and agricultural ventures.
He said Akwa Ibom was at the threshold of history with the development of an airport facility that is coming with a complete maintenance, repairs and overhauls (MRO) facility, the first in the West African region and will be huge foreign exchange earner for the state.
The governor also called on investors to partner with the state on the proposed Akwa Ibom Industrial City development for the building of deep seaport, fertiliser plants, housing schemes and gas projects, stressing that the approval of the state as one of the national gas hub by the Federal Government has thrown open new investment areas for willing partners.
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