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Nasarawa Govt Wants Speedy Take-Off Of Flour Mill In Toto, As Company To Invest $300m On Refinery

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The Nasarawa State Governor, Engr. Abdullahi Sule has asked for the quick take-off of the  Flour Mills Nigeria Plc project, in Toto local Governments Area.
Governor Sule said it is important for timely, speedy implementation to be set, as his administration is in a hurry to industrialised the state and to tap from the numerous advantages.

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According to a statement on Wednesday, the governor said this when he visited the Flour Mill of Nigeria corporate headquarters in Lagos.
Governor Sule’s visit is coming only days after the signing of the MOU that will see Flour Mills Nigeria Plc investing up to 300 million dollars to establish a sugar factory in the state.
At the meeting with the management of Flour Mills Nigeria Plc, the company gave assurance of faithful implementation of its programme as soon as land survey and compensations are completed.
The firm’s sugar project is to be located on about 20 thousand hectares of land in Toto LGA.
GMD of Flour Mills Mr. Omoboyede Olusanya thanked Engr Sule for the support extended to the company and the opportunity to do business in Nasarawa.
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