Onome Amawhe. In the pulsating heart of Lagos, a beacon of commerce shines bright, illuminating the path to prosperity for businesses and investors alike. This hectare haven, strategically situated 65 kilometers east of Lagos city, offers unparalleled access to the Lekki Deep Sea Port, facilitating seamless trade and commerce.
As Nigeria stands on the cusp of industrial transformation, the Lagos Free Zone has emerged as a pivotal catalyst for industrial growth, innovation, and progress. At the forefront of this visionary endeavor is Adesuwa Ladoja, a trailblazing leader whose expertise in law, commercial practice, and infrastructure development converges with a passion for nation-building.
Taking this role is both a privilege and a challenge. Given my background in law, commercial practice, and infrastructure development, this role is a natural fit for me and allows me to continue pursuing the delivery of impactful projects that drive economic growth and sustainability.
My involvement in the Lekki Deepsea Port project was a pivotal experience, where I had the chance to witness firsthand the value that strategic infrastructure can bring, not just to the economy but to local communities as well. With your extensive experience in infrastructure development, how do you plan to drive growth and innovation in the Lagos Free Zone?
First, by fostering strong local and international partnerships, we continue to attract investment and create a collaborative ecosystem that drives mutual growth.
