In a statement, Ladoja said the LFZ offered a comprehensive ecosystem which allowed businesses to thrive with minimal risks.
“It remains the only free zone in Nigeria that is integrated with a deep sea port and equipped with world-class infrastructure and facilities that can help businesses thrive,” the LFZ stated.
She described LFZ as the only free zone in the country that integrates a deep-sea port with top-tier infrastructure, making it a strategic choice for companies seeking industrial expansion.
Ladoja said trade between Nigeria and Germany reached $3bn in 2023, indicating the LFZ ‘s importance to the country’s collaboration with German businesses.
She noted a recycling multinational, BASF, leveraged LFZ’s ecosystem for sustainable growth in Nigeria, as an example of the partnership.
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