Akande stated this when a delegation of the firm, including its head of International Projects, Timothée Witkowski and consultant-market specialist, Steve Allen, paid a courtesy visit to the governor in Ibadan.
According to the OYSADA boss, the investors plan to complement the Makinde administration’s efforts in the agribusiness sector with the establishment of the market, which will be a major market for agribusiness and for farmers.
He added that the investors had, before the visit to the governor, gone round the state to see the infrastructure built by the governor in the last five years, the Fasola Agribusiness Industrial Hub as well as major markets in the state.
Akande said: “It is a courtesy visit to His Excellency. The team came from what we call the Rungis-SEMMARIS Market in France. We have been there together with His Excellency in the past.
