Gombe State is poised for a major economic transformation as two multinational companies commit to investing a combined $45 million in the Muhammadu Buhari Industrial Park.
🌾 $15M Investment by Sonia Foods in Agriculture
Sonia Foods and Beverages, a leading food and beverage company, has announced a $15 million investment to establish a tomato processing plant and large-scale tomato farming in Gombe. The project will span a 10-hectare landmass, this investment will position Gombe as a leader in agro-processing in Nigeria upon completion.
“The project is expected to create about 30,000 direct and indirect jobs,” said the company’s financial consultant, Mr. Emeka Obiagwu.
☀️ $30M Investment in Solar Energy by Three Ace Technology
In a separate deal, Three Ace Technology, a renewable energy company, has pledged $30 million to develop a 150-megawatt solar power station in Gombe.
Led by Ambassador Samson Bolarin (President) and Joseph Adereti (Managing Director), the company plans to include a data center and a skills training facility, expected to generate 2,000 jobs for the youth.
“We chose Gombe because of its excellent solar potential and the enabling business environment provided by the current administration,” said Mr. Adereti.
🏭 Muhammadu Buhari Industrial Park: The Investment Hub
After touring the facilities and inspecting allocated lands, both companies expressed satisfaction with the infrastructure, signaling readiness to begin operations once formalities are completed.
During a courtesy visit, Deputy Governor Dr. Manassah Daniel Jatau welcomed the investors and reiterated the state’s commitment to supporting business growth.
“We offer robust infrastructure — power, water, security, and even an operational airport and rail line. An additional 10 hectares of land will also be provided for tomato farming,” Dr. Jatau assured.
🤝 Commitment to Investment from Park Authorities
Alhaji Bashir Nuhu, Interim Chairman of the Muhammadu Buhari Industrial Park, affirmed that Phase One, Sector One of the park is fully equipped to accommodate:
- 40 heavy industries
- 70 medium industries
- 700 light industries
Plans are underway to upgrade the waste disposal system, enhance security, and expand water treatment capacity.
📈 Strategic Location and Economic Impact
Mercy Corps, the investment facilitator, credited the influx of investors to Gombe’s top ranking in Nigeria’s Ease of Doing Business Index.
These investments align with Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya’s vision to transform Gombe into a commercial and industrial hub in Northeast Nigeria — boosting job creation, sustainable development, and economic growth.
The state continues to attract massive investment due to its strategic location and infrastructure. In Conclusion, each investment signals confidence in the administration’s economic policies.
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