Gov. Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State on Sunday left the country for Australia to attend the Commonwealth Business Forum.
In a statement on Monday in Ibadan by his Special Adviser on Media, Dr Festus Adedayo, the governor is expected to participate, alongside other governors at the Forum in Perth, Australia, in conjunction with Commonwealth Heads of Government.
In a statement on Monday in Ibadan by his Special Adviser on Media, Dr Festus Adedayo, the governor is expected to participate, alongside other governors at the Forum in Perth, Australia, in conjunction with Commonwealth Heads of Government.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Forum is centred on the theme, ``Partnering for Global Growth: The Commonwealth, Indian Ocean and the Pacific Rim."
The statement said that the Forum would highlight new global economic partnership for Trade and Investment in key sectors across the commonwealth and beyond.
The state government is expected to meet and discuss trade, investments and partnership opportunities with investors and learn about new businesses and investment prospects.
The statement stated that the governor was accompanied on the trip by his Chief of Staff, Dr Adeolu Akande and the Commissioner for Agriculture, Mr Bimbo Kolade.
Others are his Special Adviser on Trade and Investment, Mrs Princess Oworu; Special Adviser Solid Minerals, Mr Mathew Oyedokun and Special Assistant in the governor's office, Mr Dayo Iyaniwura. The statement said that the Forum would highlight new global economic partnership for Trade and Investment in key sectors across the commonwealth and beyond.
The state government is expected to meet and discuss trade, investments and partnership opportunities with investors and learn about new businesses and investment prospects.
The statement stated that the governor was accompanied on the trip by his Chief of Staff, Dr Adeolu Akande and the Commissioner for Agriculture, Mr Bimbo Kolade.
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