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ALEX ‎OTTI COMMISSIONS ABA EXPORT GROWTH LAB IN ORDER PROVIDE EXPORT DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE STATE.(PHOTOS).


 Alex ‎Otti Commissions Aba Export Growth Lab in order provide export development within the state.

‎Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti, OFR, has officially unveiled and commissioned the Aba Export Growth Lab to boost business and provide a platform for export development within the State.

‎Speaking at the Aba Export Growth Lab complex located in the premises of Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic, Aba, Governor Alex Otti noted that Aba has always needed a whole lot more support than it has been getting for decades

‎He explained that the essence of commissioning the Aba Export Growth Lab is to support entrepreneurs in the State to structure their production, standardise and package their products in a way that the products would be competitive in the global market.

‎"So, what we have come here to do is to support our people to structure their production, standardise, package and brand their products in such a way that it will be competitive in the international market."

‎"the things that we are producing in Aba and Abia, we can sell them beyond the borders of Aba and Abia"

‎Alex Otti urged entrepreneurs In the state to position themselves and their products for a global market stating that "if you cannot compete globally, don’t even try because you will just waste your time. And history records that there are a lot of countries, including Japan, that developed after the war through export"

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