The Kogi state government reported that it had gotten a $100 million advance from the African Development Bank (AfDB) to support Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones (SAPZ) in Kogi. 

This was unveiled in an explanation by Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Asiru Idris, in Lokoja on Tuesday. 

The Commissioner added that the venture would be a lift to improving creation and work in the state for 2 million individuals and open the state up for private speculations, referring to that 280 hectares of land would be gained in 5 neighborhood governments plan. 

"The undertaking will make work for 2,000,000 individuals in the state and likewise, check destitution, lessen youth fretfulness and open entryways for private financial backers," he said. 

He likewise added that the plan would be helpful for the two ranchers and processors, which will likewise benefit merchants in the state as transport costs will likewise be decreased. 

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