Dr. Elvis Abuyere Unveils Skyewise Group Towers in Benin, Assure Topnotch Services, Empowerment Creation

The Chief Executive Officer of Skyewise Group, Dr. Elvis Abuyere has unveiled a four-storey building known as Skyewise Towers in Benin, Edo state capital. This is part of the brand’s drive to expand its presence in the South South region of the country.

At a colourful unveiling ceremony which had in attendance top officials of the state government, Dr. Abuyere said this is part of his efforts to create employment opportunities for teeming Edo youths, give access to easy purchase of dream cars to residents of Edo and environs, as well as render world class financial services.

According to the recent demolition of the conglomerate’s business premises in Lagos and Abuja compelled them to relocate to Edo State, which he said provides a friendlier environment for their businesses to thrive.

Dr. Abuyere praised the state Governor, HE. Sen Monday Okpebholo for boosting investors’ confidence in driving economic growth in the state.

He said, “For those who have known us for over a decade, we are known for excellence, we are known for impact, and we are known for results.

“For those who have been following us lately, you will realize that we have some challenges in Lagos. One of our premises in Lagos was demolished, and the one we have in Garki Abuja was also demolished.

“We had a discussion, and we thought it wise to begin the journey of Skyewise Group wisely. What we believe at the management team is that Benin and Edo state are an untapped market for our business.

“For those who know us, you will realize that we are into investments, credit facilities, luxury automobiles, and we believe that you know.

In his remarks, Governor Okpebholo who was represented by his deputy, HE. Dennis Idahosa expressed delight with the growing presence of private sector organizations in the state.

He assured investors in the state, including Dr. Elvis Abuyere that their multi-billion naira investments in Edo State are safe and secure.

“The governor has asked me to assure you that your investment in Edo is safe and secure,” Idahosa said. “When we came into office, Edo was faced with serious security challenges, but as we speak, these have been reduced to the barest minimum. The issue of cultism is being decisively addressed.”