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Taraba Ripe for Global Investment, Says Summit Chair Ndudi Elumelu

 

The Chairman of the International Investment Summit Committee, Hon. Ndudi Elumelu says the Summitis poised to promote homegrown technologies and investment opportunities in key sectors, including mining, forestry, game reserves, housing, healthcare, education, water resources, transportation, and industrialization.

 

Speaking after Taraba State Governor, Agbu Kefasinaugurated two committees for the forthcoming International Investment Summit scheduled to hold in Jalingo in May this year, Ndudi Elumelu said the committee has the right composition to deliver on its responsibilities, noting that the event is coming at a time when Africa is in dire need of economic rediscovery.


Ndudi Elumelu, expressed gratitude to Governor Kefas and the people of Taraba for their confidence in him and the committee to successfully organize the summit. 

 

Governor Kefas emphasized that the proposed international investment summit in the state will serve as an important platform for showcasing Taraba's abundant natural resources to a global audience. 

Governor Kefas said the Summit will be a platform for the State to showcase its potentials in various sectors, with a target to attract local and international investors.

 

Kefas described Taraba as blessed with unparalleled natural resources, creating a fertile investment landscape that is ready to attract global investment. He noted that the state is positioned to lead in sustainable development and believes that the forthcoming summit will effectively highlight the state's potential to the world. 

 

He explained that the committees, composed of professionals, are tasked with organizing not only a world-class event but also a transformative experience for the future of Taraba State. He encouraged the committee members to leverage each other's strengths, remain open to suggestions, and work together in a spirit of partnership and unity.

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