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Otti appeals to investors who relocated from Abia to return

Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, has appealed to investors who relocated from the state, as well as prospective investors, to return and take advantage of the business-friendly environment created by his administration. Otti made the appeal on Sunday while commissioning a hospitality facility built by an investor in Aba, saying his administration had, within the Read More:…

Otti appeals to investors who relocated from Abia to return

Abia State Governor Alex Otti has urged investors who moved away from the region to return to the state, highlighting the business-friendly atmosphere created by his government. During the inauguration of a hospitality facility in Aba, Otti stated that his administration's efforts over the past three years have made the state more attractive to investors.

He emphasized ongoing infrastructure development and improved business conditions that have opened up new investment opportunities. Otti specifically mentioned the improvement of Port Harcourt Road in Aba, which has been cleared of obstructions and partially rehabilitated. He also mentioned other infrastructure projects aimed at improving the city's environment for businesses.

The governor called on both returning and prospective investors to take advantage of the current opportunities in Abia, warning that delays might make it harder to secure investment in the future. Otti assured investors that the government would continue to provide the necessary infrastructure and conducive environment for businesses to thrive.

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