The centre is expected to attend to investment application mechanism as it brings all aspects on investment attraction under one roof.

According to the Special Adviser Investment Promotion, Mr. Gerald Adah while fielding questions from newsmen at the end of the council weekly meeting, yesterday, the centre will ensure quality services are rendered to both local and foreign investors without hitches.

Adah disclosed that the envisaged centre which will be the first to be established by any state government after Abuja, will give approval to investments as well as promote such investments within and outside the state, adding that it will also provide general information to investors about the state to expose them to various natural potentials that abound in the state.

He said the centre will assist in getting investment approval concerning the granting of business permit, registration of business, certificate of occupancy and tax clearance in order to create a business out of

Cross River, stressing that the state sees that such support will not only attract investors but will stimulate as well as create jobs and wealth.

The Special Adviser explained that the centre will be a composite unit under Department of Investment promotion with different components from Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAS) that have bearing with it.

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