Kwara Garment Factory Calls for Strategic Partnerships at SABER–PEBEC Technical Session, Townhall Meeting

The Managing Director of the Kwara Garment Factory, Hajia Bukola Adedeji, has extended a call for strategic partnerships with both public and private sector stakeholders, as she showcased the Factory’s alignment with the ease of doing business principles during her presentation at the State Action on Business Enabling Reforms (SABER) Technical Session and Statewide Townhall Meeting. The event, held in collaboration with the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC), took place on Monday at the Kwara State Innovation Hub, Ilorin.

During her presentation, Hajia Adedeji described the Kwara Garment Factory as a model for sub-national industrialization, made possible by the enabling environment championed by the administration of Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, the Executive Governor of Kwara State.

“Permit me to stand on the existing protocol,” she began. “It is a privilege to share the story of a homegrown enterprise that reflects the results of deliberate investment and policy support. The Kwara Garment Factory today stands as a model for industrial growth and a practical expression of the ease of doing business”, she said.

Positioned as one of Nigeria’s leading state-owned apparel production facilities, the Kwara Garment Factory is equipped with state-of-the-art sewing and finishing machinery, operated by a highly skilled workforce. It offers large-scale garment production services to a diverse range of clients, including:

Government ministries and agencies

Educational institutions

Security and paramilitary bodies

Corporations and industrial firms

Fashion brands, designers, and entrepreneurs

The factory’s product range include:

School uniforms

Security and paramilitary uniforms

Industrial and protective workwear

Sportswear and tracksuits

Custom-branded corporate apparel

Ready-to-wear fashion and traditional clothing

Hajia Adedeji emphasized that the Factory’s business model aligns strongly with the objectives of SABER and PEBEC, particularly in delivering efficient, client-focused services.

She emphasized that, "we understand that time, cost, and reliability are essential in today's business landscape. That is why our operations are structured to ensure transparency, responsiveness, and high-quality service at every stage”.

The Managing Director highlighted five key ease-of-doing-business features that define the Factory’s operations to include:

1. Prompt Client Engagement – Timely quotations, feedback, and samples from a responsive sales team.

2. Tailor-Made Solutions – customized garment production based on sector-specific needs.

3. Affordable Pricing – competitive, flexible pricing suitable for public and private clients.

4. Dependable Delivery – robust logistics ensuring timely order fulfillment.

5. Personalized Service – dedicated account managers for smooth communication and project tracking.

The factory adheres to international best practices from inquiry to delivery while promoting local content development and economic inclusion.

Hajia Adedeji then called on government agencies, NGOs, development partners, private corporations, and individuals to collaborate with the Kwara Garment Factory in advancing local enterprise, job creation, and sustainable industrial growth.

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Rasheedat Shodunnke 

Press secretary, 

Kwara Garment Factory. 

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