Gombe Initiates Strategic Partnership With UK Firm to Unlock Opportunities In Agriculture, Others
The Gombe State government has embarked on a strategic partnership with Osprey Investment Group UK, a renowned British consultancy and investment firm, to unlock new economic opportunities and drive sustainable development in the state.
During a meeting held on Sunday at the Government House, Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya and Mr. David Winn, Chairman of Osprey Investment Group UK, expressed enthusiasm about collaborating across various sectors including Agriculture, Energy, and Trade.
Mr. Winn, as stated by Ismaila Uba Misilli, Director-General, (Press Affairs) Government House, highlighted his company’s expertise in project management consultancy and transaction advisory services.
He emphasized Osprey’s ability to facilitate strategic partnerships and provide solutions aimed at enhancing Gombe State’s growth and development.
Osprey Investment Group intends to leverage its extensive network to connect Gombe State with key development partners, including entities from Qatar and Saudi Arabia, as well as other international institutions.
The group also aims to assist in formulating comprehensive master plans for the agriculture and energy sectors to unlock the state’s untapped potential.
Governor Inuwa Yahaya reiterated his administration’s commitment to the state’s development, citing the DEVAGOM 10-year development plan. Crafted through extensive consultations and aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the plan aims to drive growth, development, peace, and prosperity in Gombe State.
The Governor highlighted key initiatives such as the Muhammadu Buhari Industrial Park in Dadinkowa, underscoring the state’s focus on industrialization and job creation.
He also emphasized the vast potential in sectors such as solid minerals and agriculture, where Gombe State possesses significant resources and a large workforce.
With effective collaboration, Gombe’s abundant livestock and vast Wawa Zange grazing reserves could transform the state’s agricultural landscape and stimulate economic growth along the value chain.
