Ogun sets 12 November groundbreaking for 450-hectare Lee Group industrial park
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Ogun State will break ground on 12 November for a 450-hectare industrial park being developed by multinational Lee Group along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway near the Sagamu Interchange, with 29 factories planned.
Ogun State is set to host another major industrial development, with multinational conglomerate Lee Group preparing to establish an industrial park on 450 hectares of land acquired along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, around Makun Village near the Sagamu Interchange.
Governor Dapo Abiodun is scheduled to perform the groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, 12 November 2026. The park is designed to accommodate 29 factories alongside supporting commercial and recreational facilities, adding to the state’s industrial base and its appeal to local and international investors.
The factories are expected to manufacture footwear and leather goods, plastics, packaging materials, personal care products and household items, among other goods. The development will also include conference halls, hospitality facilities and recreational amenities to support business operations inside the complex.
Its location along the expressway near the Sagamu Interchange is expected to give businesses access to the consumer markets of Ogun and Lagos states as well as a gateway to markets across the West African corridor. The project is also projected to generate direct and indirect employment and create opportunities for local suppliers, logistics operators, contractors and service providers.
The scheme aligns with the Abiodun administration’s agenda of industrialisation, investment promotion, infrastructure development and job creation. Ogun State’s proximity to Lagos, its road connections and established industrial clusters have continued to shape its appeal as a destination for manufacturing and distribution.