Abuja: The Government of Adamawa State has called on investors, entrepreneurs, and captains of industries to invest in the state to increase profits and expand their businesses for financial stability. Gov. Ahmad Fintiri made the call at Adamawa Special Day at the 2025 Abuja International Trade Fair, in Abuja on Monday.
According to News Agency of Nigeria, Fintiri emphasized that the state was safe, free, and conducive for business, urging investors to take advantage of the favorable investment environment to achieve their goals. He expressed pride in Adamawa’s display at the trade fair, highlighting the state’s enterprise, innovation, and cultural strength.
“Our presence here is more than a participation; it is a statement that Adamawa is open for business, alive with ideas, and ready to lead in Nigeria’s new economic frontier,” Fintiri stated. He further assured that the government’s vision would continue to inspire industrial growth, infrastructure renewal, and opportunities for youths, while efforts have been made to create an enabling environment for trade and investment across local governments.
Fintiri, represented by Mr. Musa Kiri, Permanent Secretary, Ministry for Local Government Affairs, expressed gratitude to the Abuja Chambers of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), participants, and everyone who contributed to the success of the fair.
Mr. Agabaidu Jideani, Director-General of ACCI, affirmed the chamber’s readiness to collaborate with the Adamawa government to advance policies, mobilize investments, and create an enabling environment. Jideani noted that the partnership between ACCI and Adamawa could unlock trade corridors, strengthen industrial capacity, and build a brighter and more inclusive economy for Nigeria.
He highlighted that the fair’s theme, ‘Sustainability: Consumption, Incentives and Taxation’, aligns with Adamawa’s development priorities. Jideani emphasized the importance of sustainability in agriculture, renewable energy, solid minerals, and small business growth sectors, where Adamawa holds comparative advantages.
With improved trade infrastructure, mobility, and investment incentives, Jideani expressed confidence that these resources could be transformed into engines of wealth creation for both the state and the nation. He conveyed pride in hosting Adamawa as they showcased their rich potentials to the business community in Abuja, Nigeria, and beyond.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the fair commenced on Sept. 25 and ended on Oct. 6, 2025.