Breaking: Aguata Mayor Sponsors 10 Local Business Owners for Ka Anyi Zuo Ahia Market Fair



By O'star Eze 

 In a significant boost for local entrepreneurship, Dr. Chibueze Ofobuike, the Mayor of Aguata Local Government Area, has sponsored 10 Aguata-based business owners to participate as vendors in the highly anticipated Ka Anyi Zuo Ahia product and market fair. The one-day exhibition, organized by Geoserve Renaissance Academy and Anambra Broadcasting Service (ABS), aims to promote local businesses and foster economic growth across Anambra State.


The sponsorship provides these vendors, many of whom are youths and women, with a unique platform to showcase their products live on ABS, expand their market reach, and network with other business owners from across the state. In addition to gaining visibility, the selected entrepreneurs will benefit from mentorship by industry experts, access to financial opportunities for business expansion, and guidance on structuring their businesses to attract further growth prospects.


Dr. Ofobuike’s initiative has been lauded as a forward-thinking investment in the future of Aguata’s entrepreneurs, empowering them to compete in broader markets and contribute to the region’s economic development. His support underscores a commitment to building a greater Aguata by uplifting local talent and fostering sustainable business growth.


The Ka Anyi Zuo Ahia event also invites others to follow the mayor’s example, with opportunities to sponsor aspiring entrepreneurs for just N30,000, enabling more businesses to thrive.


This groundbreaking initiative is set to make a lasting impact on Aguata’s entrepreneurial landscape, positioning the region as a hub for innovation and economic progress.



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