Governor Biodun Oyebanji of Ekiti State has reaffirmed his administration’s unwavering commitment to prioritizing policies, strategies, and programs aimed at fostering business growth within the state.
The Governor made this declaration during a meeting with stakeholders and members of the Council on Ease of Doing Business, where they convened to review strategies that harness technologically-driven innovations to attract investors and boost the state’s economy.
Governor Oyebanji emphasized the paramount importance of enhancing the Ease of Doing Business ratings within the state. To achieve this goal, he stressed the necessity of fostering inter-connectivity among affected ministries and parastatals.
Such coordination would ensure the seamless operation of private sector activities and facilitate a conducive environment for businesses to flourish.
In addition, Governor Oyebanji highlighted the imperative of establishing a one-stop shop for business registration, streamlining all relevant processes into a single point of access. This streamlined approach is poised to not only expedite registration procedures but also serve as a magnet for both national and international investors, further propelling Ekiti State’s economic growth.
The Governor unveiled plans for collaboration with the judiciary in the creation of small claims courts outside Ado and Ikere divisions.
These specialized courts will efficiently address commercial disputes, ensuring swift resolution within a brief timeframe. This initiative aims to create an enabling environment conducive to the growth of the private sector economy within the state.
Governor Oyebanji’s commitment to pro-business policies and innovative strategies underscores Ekiti State’s dedication to fostering economic growth, attracting investments, and creating a conducive business ecosystem. These measures reflect a forward-thinking approach designed to bolster the state’s economic prospects and benefit its citizens.
