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Both sides agreed that a minimum of 80 per cent of the factory\u2019s production workforce will be women and indigenes of Kwara state.<\/p>\n
Nigerian state-run Kwara Garment Factory has signed a pact agreement with KWS Garment Production Village, allowing the latter to manage and run the former.
\nA minimum of 80 per cent of the factory’s production workforce will be women and indigenes of Kwara state.
\nThe management model has been carefully structured to protect the state’s investment while allowing private sector excellence to thrive. <\/p>\n
The agreement was signed at the factory in Ilorin by its managing director Bukola Adedeji.<\/p>\n
KWS Garment Production Village is led by Folake Akindele, an acclaimed figure in African fashion over the last three decades.<\/p>\n
The management model has been carefully structured to protect the state\u2019s investment while allowing private sector excellence to thrive, commissioner in the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Technology Damilola Yusuf-Adelodun was cited as saying by domestic media outlets.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis occasion marks yet another bold step in the commitment of the Kwara state government under Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, towards industrialisation, economic growth, job creation and sustainable development in our dear state,\u201d Adedeji said, highlighting the scale of investment made by the state in preparing the facility.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis factory represents the possibility. It represents scale. It represents structure. It is about building systems that allow Nigerian businesses, creative, institutional, and corporate alike, to produce competitively, efficiently and proudly within Nigeria. If you have been going outside Africa to manufacture and access world-class quality, you can get that same standard right here,\u201d Akindele said.<\/p>\n
The factory is fully equipped with industrial-grade machinery covering the entire production chain, from cutting, sewing, embroidery, and printing to finishing, quality control and shipping.<\/p>\n
It is designed to support large-scale apparel production across fashion, uniforms, sportswear, institutional, hospitality and corporate sectors.<\/p>\n
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Fibre2Fashion News Desk (DS)<\/p>\n
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