ILORIN — Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed of Kwara State says he has made the state conducive for business and enterprise to thrive within the last three years and asked investors living within and outside the state to come and set up their businesses in the state.

Ahmed expressed his determination to rid the state of abandoned projects syndrome by blocking leakages in the system.

He spoke, yesterday, during the commissioning of Ijara Isin-Isanlu Isin Road at Isin Local Local Government Area of the state as well as the rehabilitated Oro-Ijomu-Oro Road in Irepodun Local Government Council area respectively.

The governor said his determination to improve the living standard of the people was informed by his pledge to complete all the projects started by his predecessor, Senator Bukola Saraki.

The governor said most on-going projects in the state were being implemented through multiple financing windows due to the current financial situation in the country.

At Isin, home to the only senator in the state still with the Peoples Democratic Party,  PDP, Senator Simon Ajibola, the governor said the road project, which was started by Saraki, indicated the non-partisan approach of this government to leading the people.