Ali Indimi (L) and Governor Badaru (R)
Renowned Business Mogul Alhaji Muhammad Ali Indimi says he will invest $500 million in the provision of solar power generation in Jigawa state.
This was disclosed in a statement by Auwal D. Sankara, the Special Assistant (New Media) to Governor Muhammad Badaru Abubakar.
“Alhaji Muhammad Ali Indimi made the disclosure when he paid a courtesy call to the Executive Governor of Jigawa State Alhaji Muhammad Badaru Abubakar in his office.
He explained that arrangements have reached advanced stages in the provision of Fifty Megawatts in the State.
Alhaji Indimi pointed out that Jigawa State is now a business hub adding that the State will soon witness a lot of investors.
He noted that aside power generation, he will also invest in agriculture as it is the only sector that will sustain the country’s economy.
Responding, Governor Muhammad Badaru Abubakar commended Alhaji Muhammad Ali Indimi for choosing Jigawa State to invest.
He said with the provision of Fifty Megawatts in the State, it will boost industrialization in the state,” Sankara stated.
No post of Zara’s wedding to his son? Anyway, we will see the pictures when it happens.
I heard on radio yesterday, his son will be marrying Zahra Buhari. Has BN posted it yet? Aisha Buhari must be floating in air right now, her daughter is getting married to a billionaire’s son, courtesy of baba’s presidency.
Heard Zahra was in Dubai to shop for her wedding? Ok, ‘Change begins with me’ and ‘Buy made in Nigeria to grow the naira’ is for regular people.
I hope they learn from the Babangida+Indimi union and strive to make theirs work.
Na wah, women and marriage, it is something else. Una nor even acknowledge the investment na marriage gist una dey talk…..
Good for Jigawa. I hope this really boosts the state’s economy with jobs
Good times!
Great investment.
Don’t know why we have refused to invest in solar energy!
My suggestion is that we educate our people on how to manufacture them, then set up
factories in the six geopolitical zones , one site at a time .
Or the government can encourage entrepreneurs to do so and merely set boundaries through regulations!