The Bauchi State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party has issued a directive to all its aspirants, instructing them to remove campaign posters and billboards from the streets of Bauchi metropolis. This move is in preparation for the upcoming Bauchi Investment Summit, scheduled to take place on October 8-9, 2025.
According to a statement released by the party’s Publicity Secretary, Dayyabu Chiroma, the decision aims to ensure a clean and orderly environment as the state prepares to host a delegation of local and international investors, government officials, and development partners. By presenting a tidy cityscape, the state hopes to project itself as a viable hub for economic growth and sustainable development.
The two-day Bauchi Investment Summit is expected to attract fresh investments into key sectors of the state’s economy, strengthening its position as a competitive destination for business. The event is likely to have a significant impact on the state’s economic landscape, with potential investments in areas such as infrastructure, agriculture, and manufacturing.
The PDP has commended its members and aspirants for their cooperation in this matter, acknowledging that their support will contribute to the overall success of the summit. The party’s directive is seen as a positive step towards showcasing the state’s potential for economic growth and development.
As the state prepares to host the investment summit, efforts are being made to create a conducive environment for investors and stakeholders. The removal of campaign posters and billboards is part of a broader effort to improve the city’s appearance and make a positive impression on visiting investors. With the summit just around the corner, the state is gearing up to promote its investment opportunities and strengthen its reputation as a hub for economic growth.
