Adamu Aliyu Kibiya, the Commissioner of Commerce for Kano State says the crucial role of private companies in fostering state development during a familiarization visit to industrial sites in the region.
The tour, he said as directed by Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf aimed to engage with local businesses and address prevailing issues affecting their operations.
Commissioner Kibiya said “Private companies play a vital role in the development of the state.
It is our responsibility as government officials to provide an enabling environment for their smooth operation.”
Adamu Aliyu Kibiya made the remarks during a visit to Mr. Lee’s industry, renowned for producing slippers and detergent, located in the Jogana area of Kano state.
We are here to see firsthand how you operate and to discuss what the government can do to ensure the smooth operation of the state,” Commissioner Kibiya expressed, emphasizing the interdependency between government and private enterprises. He pledged the government’s commitment to inviting more investors to Kano State, facilitating economic growth and job creation.
During the visit, Ahmad Haruna Zago, a consultant with the company, provided insights into its history, revealing that it was established in 1993 and currently employs over 4,000 workers.
The company’s workforce hails from various communities, including Gezawa, Gabasawa, Nassarawa, and Fagge, highlighting its significant impact on local employment and livelihoods.
Continuing the tour, Commissioner Kibiya also visited Gerawa Rice Mills and Oil, where he reiterated the government’s support for the agricultural sector.
Accirding to the commissioner Kano State’s commitment to fostering a conducive environment for private sector growth and economic prosperity is underway.
