Delta State Governor Calls for Economic Diversification

On Tuesday, Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori addressed the need for economic diversification beyond oil revenue at the 2026 Delta State Economic and Investment Summit in Asaba. He called on local and foreign investors to explore opportunities in agriculture, mining, energy, technology, and other sectors to drive sustainable growth.
Oborevwori stated that the summit reinforced the necessity of attracting strategic investments to leverage Delta State's competitive advantages. He emphasized the importance of creating a business-friendly environment through improved infrastructure, security, and consistent policies.
The governor disclosed that the state had secured land for key investment projects and was conducting investment roadshows in countries like China and Brazil. Panel discussions highlighted agriculture, livestock, mining, and legal reforms as critical sectors for investment.
Chief Eta Enahoro from the Poultry Association of Nigeria urged prioritization of poultry and fish production, while Brazilian investor Roberto Fonseca presented opportunities in agribusiness.
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