Entrepreneur Urges Fubara To Remove Blockages To Business Growth In Rivers

A real estate developer, My-ACE China, has called on the Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara to remove all bottlenecks hindering the growth of businesses in the state.

China who made the call while speaking with journalists in Port Harcourt, the state capital said the most important thing for the government is clarity of processes and removal of bottlenecks.

“The most important thing for the government is clarity of processes and removal of bottlenecks. For instance, when the former federal administration of (former President) Olusegun Obasanjo wanted to succeed in drugs, they put somebody that was non-political in the person of the late Dora Akunyili to head that agency. It was to make sure that political and bureaucratic bottlenecks were removed.

“First of all, the government has to be very mindful of the individuals that will handle whatever agency that will be placed with the responsibility of the resolutions that will come out of this summit.

“This is because having a clear vision, having clear agenda and clear intentions is one thing, but having individuals with the competence, character, and resistance to bribery and other inducement to be able to birth that vision and agenda in practical implication is more important than having those agencies.

“This is because you might have agencies for those visions and those agenda, if they are the same political agencies filled with the same bureaucratic bottlenecks of Nigerian agency, you will find that the difficulty of passing through those agencies to get your business through is back to the same old business of difficulty of doing business and the government intention might not get to the real business practitioners.”

He stated that his company is trying to compliment efforts of the Fubara-led administration, which is building a 20,000 low-cost houses in Aluu community in Ikwerre local government area of the state and replicate the project at Eleme local government area of the state.