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Kogi International Airport Flagged Off to Boost State Economy

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Festus Keyamo, Minister of aviation and aerospace development, and Ahmed Usman Ododo, Governor of Kogi State, officially flagged off the Kogi International Airport project in Zariagi, Kogi State. Keyamo stated the construction is a major step toward unlocking the state's economic potential. He argued the airport will serve as a catalyst for economic growth by improving connectivity and facilitating trade.

From allafrica.com

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The project is intended to attract new investment opportunities and businesses to Kogi State. Keyamo asserted that major infrastructure projects must precede the arrival of large commercial establishments, arguing that the airport acts as the precursor to development.

From allafrica.com

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    Kogi State might see increased investment and trade due to improved connectivity.

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