Yobe Govt. promotes industrial growth: Plans to revive Sahel Aluminium and other industries in the region

Under the dynamic leadership of Governor Mai Mala Buni, the Yobe State government has embarked on a mission to rejuvenate vital industries within the state. His recent announcement of the reactivation of key sectors such as the Sahel Aluminium Company, Yobe Flour and Feed Mills Company, and the Pre-stressed Concrete Pole Company, is a testament to his unwavering commitment to economic development.

The revitalised industries are anticipated to enhance local production and generate employment opportunities. Moreover, the state has recently completed and inaugurated several significant markets: the Ibrahim Geidam Ultra Modern Market in Damaturu and Senator Ahmed I.

Looking ahead, the Yobe State government has an ambitious vision for the future. The current projects in the pipeline include the development of modern markets in Geidam and Potiskum, the construction of the Potiskum Truck Transit Park, and a mega shopping mall in Damaturu. These projects are not just about infrastructure, they are about creating a vibrant and prosperous future for the residents of Yobe State.

About Yobe & Sahel Aluminium

Over the past five years, Yobe State has seen significant achievements in the commerce and industry sectors under Governor Buni's leadership. His administration is known for spearheading substantial developments that have spurred economic growth and enhanced the quality of life for residents.

Yobe-based Sahel Aluminum Company is an aluminium and alloy zinc sheet corrugation company. The company also exhibited its products at the 15th Northeast Joint Domestic Trade Fare, Bauchi 2024. Yobe is a state in north-eastern Nigeria, primarily known for its agricultural activities. It was established on August 27, 1991, after being carved out of Borno State. Damaturu is the capital of Yobe State, while Potiskum is its most populous city.