Ogun State is ready to host one other main industrial improvement as Lee Group, a multinational conglomerate, prepares to set up an ultra-modern industrial park on 450 hectares of land acquired alongside the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, round Makun Village close to the Sagamu Interchange.
Governor Dapo Abiodun is scheduled to carry out the groundbreaking ceremony for the challenge on Thursday, November 12, 2026, marking one other step in the state authorities’s drive to appeal to large-scale investments, develop industrial capability and create employment alternatives.
The industrial park, designed to accommodate 29 factories alongside supporting industrial and leisure services, is anticipated to add to Ogun State’s rising industrial base and strengthen its enchantment to native and worldwide buyers.
The proposed factories will manufacture a spread of merchandise, together with footwear and leather-based items, plastics, packaging supplies, private care merchandise and home items, amongst others.
The improvement can even function convention halls, hospitality services and leisure facilities to assist enterprise operations and supply complementary companies inside the industrial complicated.
Its strategic location alongside the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, shut to the Sagamu Interchange, is anticipated to facilitate entry to the massive client markets of Ogun and Lagos states, whereas offering companies with an vital gateway to markets throughout the West African hall.
Beyond its manufacturing capability, the challenge is anticipated to generate direct and oblique employment, stimulate industrial actions and create enterprise alternatives for native suppliers, logistics operators, contractors and repair suppliers.
The improvement can also be anticipated to contribute to the enlargement of the state’s industrial worth chain, deepen private-sector participation in the economic system and create alternatives for small and medium-scale enterprises to assist the operations of the factories.
The challenge aligns with the Abiodun administration’s financial improvement agenda, which prioritises industrialisation, funding promotion, infrastructure improvement and job creation.
Ogun State’s proximity to Lagos, intensive street connections and established industrial clusters have continued to form its enchantment as a vacation spot for manufacturing and different productive investments.
The groundbreaking ceremony will formally sign the graduation of the challenge, including one other potential funding to Ogun State’s increasing industrial panorama and reinforcing its ambition to strengthen its place as a serious manufacturing and distribution hub in Nigeria and the broader West African area.
