A statement from KADIPA stated that the companies which span
the agro-allied sector, pharmaceuticals and a proposed university, are expected
to create over 3,000 direct and indirect jobs.
The statement further said that five companies which include
TG Agro, Agrival, Britannia, El Abdeh and Ferrero Agro located within the
Kangimi Agricultural layout, ‘’have a combined project cost of over $4,000,000
and will create more than 1000 jobs across the value chain.’’
‘’The over 1000 hectares of green land layout, located along
Kaduna-Jos road houses a dam, and was approved to serve as one of the
agricultural clusters in Kaduna state,’’ it added.
The statement also said that the Executive Secretary led a
team to ‘’the Eastern Sector where he handed over site to Noor University,’’
adding that ‘’ the project cost is estimated at N2.5 billion and it is expected
to create over 300 jobs.’’
The statement further said that Nur Khalil oversaw the
official handover of allocated land to H-Medix, a pharmaceutical company that
will construct a pharmacy and department store at the Rabah Road site.
‘’This is the first outlet they are establishing outside
Abuja. The project cost is estimated at N2.5 billion and will create over750
direct and indirect jobs,’’ the statement added.
In addition, KADIPA has allocated land to four companies
which are expected to create a combined estimate of 400 jobs and have a
combined project cost of N420,000,000, at the Afaka site.
The companies are Aid Cargo, which was given land to
establish a rice mill, Al-Khaleefah Services Limited, which is expected to
build a gas refill plant and Maccat Agro Allied, will also establish a rice
mill and Bright House Integrated Ventures Limited, which will build a warehouse
for the manufacturing of paints and furniture.
According to the statement, the Executive Secretary also
oversaw the official handover of allocated land to four investors at the
Dankande site.
The statement further said that the project cost of Asheejay
Ventures, which will establish a furniture factory, is estimated at
N115,000,000 and it will create about 170 direct jobs.
Similarly, Y-Fab Pharmacy and Stores, which will establish a
pharmaceutical factory with a project cost of N15,000,000, will create about
direct 100 jobs, the statement added.
A sack manufacturing company, Standard Sacks Industries
Limited, with a project cost of N2,190,611,091 and estimated to create over 200
jobs, was also allocated land at the Dankande site.
The statement also said that SAN-Trade Nigeria Limited, will
establish a rice mill with a project cost N150 million and the company is
expected to create over 250 jobs
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