Chairman of Ojodu Local Council Development Area, David Olusegun Adejare Hamzat, has commissioned the 110-unit Goldrim Plaza in Ojodu-Berger, describing the project as a major investment in local commerce and economic development.
The newly completed commercial complex is expected to provide modern retail and business spaces for entrepreneurs, traders and small businesses, while creating employment opportunities and stimulating commercial activities within the rapidly growing Ojodu-Berger corridor.
Speaking at the commissioning ceremony, Hamzat said the plaza reflects the council’s commitment to building an economy that supports enterprise, attracts investment and improves the livelihoods of residents.
According to him, infrastructure that promotes business growth remains essential to sustainable development, particularly in communities with expanding populations and increasing commercial demand.
The chairman noted that Goldrim Plaza would serve as more than a shopping and business centre, adding that it is intended to become a catalyst for local economic growth by providing organised commercial spaces for businesses operating in the area.
He said the project aligns with the administration’s broader vision of transforming Ojodu-Berger into one of Lagos State’s leading commercial destinations through strategic public and private sector investments.
The 110-unit facility comprises multiple retail and business outlets designed to accommodate a wide range of enterprises, from small-scale traders to established businesses seeking a modern commercial environment.
Residents and business owners welcomed the development, expressing optimism that the plaza would improve access to quality commercial spaces and increase business activities within the community.
The Ojodu-Berger axis has witnessed significant urban and commercial expansion in recent years, with its strategic location linking Lagos to neighbouring Ogun State making it one of the busiest business corridors in the metropolis.
Stakeholders at the event said the addition of Goldrim Plaza is expected to complement existing commercial infrastructure, improve the area’s investment appeal and contribute to job creation through new business opportunities.
Hamzat reaffirmed the council’s commitment to supporting initiatives that encourage entrepreneurship and strengthen the local economy, stating that sustainable development depends on creating an environment where businesses can thrive and residents can prosper.
AbdulBasit Saba is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering news, business, and public affairs.
