₦airaland Forum

1. Dangote Industries Limited’s 6 million tons per annum cement plant in Itori, Ogun State.

—The plant is projected to feature two production lines, each with a capacity of 6,000 tons per day (TPD) of clinker, resulting in a total installed daily production capacity of 12,000 TPD.

—According to the company, the new plant will expand its production capacity in Nigeria to 42 million tonnes per annum and its total African capacity to 57.6 million tonnes.

—Project cost (estimate): $585 million

—Project Completion: Q2, 2025.

2. NESTLE Distribution Center, SAGAMU:

—Nestle is currently building a distribution centre for Milo and Golden Morn at its Flower Gate factory in Sagamu, Ogun state.

—The company is also carrying out expansion of its production lines in Sagamu and Agbara in Ogun state and its Abaji production site. The project is being executed by Vita construction

—According to details from the company’s annual report for 2023, it is projected to cough out up to N60 billion for these expansion projects.

—Beyond that, the company is also building an LNG plant for its Agbara facility which will cost almost N815 million.

3. EMZOR Pharmaceuticals, SAGAMU.

—In April this year, Emzor Pharmaceuticals announced plans to build a $23 million Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) facility in Shagamu, Ogun State.

—This facility aims to address the widespread challenge of malaria in Nigeria and across Sub-Saharan Africa. The company already has over factory/offices mainly in Lagos, Nigeria and others across West Africa.

—-The company in 2023 secured €14 million from the European Investment Bank to establish Nigeria’s and Africa’s first active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturing plant dedicated to accelerating malaria treatment.

—The partnership is a significant milestone in the fight against malaria, laying the foundation for a groundbreaking API production facility on the continent.

stuffs4me:
Apart from dancing gwo gwo gwo ngo, what exactly are south east governors doing for their people?

stuffs4me:
This is a nice development. The government of Ogun state has over the years been making Ogun state attractive to investments and their efforts have started to bear fruits. Other states especially the South East state can take a cue from those steps taken by Ogun state government.


Apart from dancing gwo gwo gwo ngo, what exactly are south east governors doing for their people?

MajorOvakporaye:
Na lie. Which investment? All they do is to mine skulls.

oluseyiforjesus:
Ogun states hv the largest numbers of factories n industry in Nigeria yet with bad road network Shane on all the past n present governors

MEEVEET:
I'm not sure Ogun has more factory than Abia

I have traveled both and I can say Ogun has more factory than Abia

Menclothing1:
You don’t know ogun at all ogun has more factory than even lagos Abia is not even in top 4

Ogun
Lagos
Anambra
Oyo
Kano
Abia

stuffs4me:
This is a nice development. The government of Ogun state has over the years been making Ogun state attractive to investments and their efforts have started to bear fruits. Any serious government provide infrastructure that will attract investors. Other states especially the South East state can take a cue from those steps taken by Ogun state government.


Apart from dancing gwo gwo gwo ngwo, what exactly are south east governors doing for their people?