Ortom's Government Puts Morden Market,Benue Links & 9 Other State Owned Company On Sale.. See LIST

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Governor Samuel Ortom's led-administration has put some states owned company on sale. 

 The reason for the sale is still not stated but sources who reached out to Queendoosh.co , said the move may be connected with the efforts by the Benue state government too raise fund in order to clear workers salaries.

 These are state owned company slated for sale are as follows....

 1. Modern Market

 2. Benue Links

 3. Taraku Mills Ltd ,vegetable oil and refiling plant.

 4. Mega Foods and Beverages processing company LTD Tomatos Mango factory Wannune.

 5. BENFRUIT NIG LT(The Makurdi Fruit juice processing factory).

 6. Bennims Plastic NIG LTD

 7. Katsina Ala Yam Flour factory LTD

 8. Agricultural Development company LTD.

 9. Fertilizer Blending Company LTD

 10. Otukpo Burnt Brick LTD

 11. Benue Roof Tiles LTD Abinsi


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