DPR Commends Oyetola on Development of International Trade Center, Dagbolu.



Osun State Governor, Mr. Adegboyega Oyetola has been applauded by Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) on the giant stride taken towards the development of International Trade Center, Dagbolu to aid the transformation of business activities in the state.


The DPR  Zonal Operations Controller, Lagos Zonal Office, Mr Ayo Cardoso  gave the commendation  while receiving the Osun State Commissioner for Commerce, Dr. Olabode Olaonipekun in company of the DPR Operations Controller  Oshogbo Field Officer, Mr. Ogunnubi Olusegun in his office.


In his address,  the Commissioner stated that the visit was to  synergise with the Department  on the establishment of an International Trade Centre (ITC) in the State of Osun to serve as new business hub and solicit DPR’s support.


The International trade centre which is being facilitated by the Government of Osun is designed to have the following business components:


A dry port, an industrial area, a storage area (wet and dry warehousing), a commercial and residential area, an automobile market.


Dr Olaonipekun stated that the  centre is expected to run 24-hour non-stop economic activities with installed independent power plants to provide un-interrupted power supplies.



The Commissioner disclosed that the centre had been a transit hub for rail transportation in the past as rail lines running from Apapa in Lagos State to the Northern parts of the Country passes through it hence, saying that the Government is aiming at establishing a business model that would have the capability to receive and distribute Petroleum products amongst others through rail.


In his response, the Mr. Cardoso commended the State Government for the laudable project and added that this would help in growing the nations economy when fully operational. 


He assured the Commissioner of the Department’s full support to the project, being a business enabler and opportunity provider.


He advised the Commissioner to submit in writing to the Department, the business proposals and specific request for DPR action.

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