Alaba International Electronic Market To Partner Anambra Govt To Accelerate Development

The Management of Alaba International electronics market Lagos has said that it will collaborate with Anambra state government to fast track the development of the state.

Correspondents Abuchi Nwozor and Emmanuel Okonkwo who engaged the Chairman of the market in an exclusive interview on the fortieth anniversary celebration of the market coming up on first of February this year report that while speaking to the ABS in his country home Oraifite, Ekwusigo local government area, the Executive Chairman of the market, Evangelist Paulinus Ugochukwu disclosed that the group is planning to bring part of the market to Anambra state as part of their contribution aimed at developing the state in addition to creating jobs for the teeming
youths.

Describing Anambra as peace loving and the most secured state in Nigeria, Evangelist Ugochukwu called on Ndigbo to see the development of their home state as an obligation.

He said that the management of the Alaba International market will continue to synergize with Standard Organization of Nigeria, SON, in checkmating the influx of fake products in the area aimed at ensuring quality of goods.

Evangelist Ugochukwu who was elected in October last year, disclosed that as part of activities lined up to celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the market, a book titled “forty Years Journey to Alaba International Market will be unveiled during the event.

He said that the event which will have all the Governors of the South East Geopolitical zone in attendance, will have Dr. Stella Okoli of Emzor Pharmaceuticals as the mother of the day, while a onetime Minister of Information and Culture, Prof. Walter Ofornagolo will deliver a keynote address on the theme, “The Role of Market Development and National Economy: A Case Study of Alaba International Market”.

Evangelist Ugochukwu drew the attention of the federal and Lagos state governments to the dilapidated road of the market which he said is the major challenge facing the market which according to him contributes over four billion US dollars to the Nigeria economy.