Abiodun to Break Ground for Lee Group’s 450-Hectare Industrial Park in Ogun
Ogun State is set to host another major industrial development as Lee Group, a multinational conglomerate, prepares to establish an ultra-modern industrial park on 450 hectares of land acquired along
Ogun State has in recent years positioned itself as Nigeria's leading industrial hub outside Lagos, leveraging its proximity to Lagos ports and the Lagos-Ibadan corridor to attract manufacturing and logistics investment. Successive administrations, including that of Governor Dapo Abiodun, have marketed the state's ease-of-doing-business reforms and available land banks to woo both local and foreign investors, with industrial parks and free trade zones springing up along the expressway axis as the state competes for a larger share of manufacturing jobs and non-oil export revenue.
This latest project, a 450-hectare park to be developed by Lee Group along the Lagos-Ibadan corridor, adds to that growing list of large-scale investments in the state. Coverage so far centres on the groundbreaking ceremony itself, with details on the specific industries to be housed in the park, the scale of investment, projected job creation, and timelines for completion yet to be disclosed by either the company or the state government.