In an extraordinary revival effort, Governor Oyebanji is breathing new life into the long-abandoned Ekiti Builder’s Market along Poly Road in Ado Ekiti.
Through a pioneering Public-Private Partnership arrangement, this once-forgotten project is now on the cusp of completion, ready to serve its purpose. Business owners are already clamoring to secure stores in this revitalized hub of commerce.
Senior Special Assistant on Community communications Mrs Mary Oso Omotoso emphasized that the metamorphosis of the Ekiti Builder’s Market represents a testament to Governor Oyebanji’s vision for economic and infrastructure transformation in the state.
She said that the reinvigorated market, now in its final stages of redevelopment, promises to reinvigorate commerce and eliminate its former association as a hideout for criminals.
To ensure the success of this ambitious project, the Community Communications Office focal person,Mrs Mary Oso Omotoso explained that the state is in partnership with New Frontiers Development Limited, conducted a strategic stakeholders engagement within the market premises to devise a comprehensive communications strategy to guarantee the market’s effective utilization and to prevent its abandonment following its opening.
Selecting the market premises as the venue for this crucial meeting was a deliberate choice, designed to offer a tangible glimpse of the remarkable progress made and the amenities that await traders within the market’s confines.
As the meeting drew to a close, stakeholders embarked on a guided tour of the market, further solidifying their commitment to its success.
During the engagement, stakeholders lauded Governor Oyebanji’s multifaceted vision for the economic and infrastructural renaissance of the state, with a special focus on the ongoing transformation of the Builder’s Market. They praised the efforts to cleanse the market of its former association with criminal activity.
Mr. Fashola Olaitan, Group Head of Portfolio Management at New Frontiers Development Ltd., affirmed the company’s unwavering commitment to aligning with Governor Oyebanji’s visionary agenda. He signaled a desire for further collaborative ventures with Ekiti State, all in the pursuit of shared prosperity.
Prospective store owners are already eager to secure their spaces within this burgeoning marketplace.
She however gave out a line 0817-289-1504 to call to book a store.
