According to a news report from Daily Trust, Engr Tunde Fadipe, the TIC Chairman of Isin Local Government Area in Kwara State, has inaugurated the inaugural edition of the Isin Business-Tech Summit.

The event, held at the Owu Isin Secretariat in Isin Local Government Area, saw the participation of hundreds of constituents aiming to rejuvenate businesses and equip entrepreneurs with modern technological and digital skills.

In his opening address, Engineer Fadipe encouraged attendees to apply the knowledge and skills gained during the summit to improve their businesses, promising his continuous support to foster self-reliance among his constituents.

Resource persons at the summit, Mr. Sanni Alausa-Issa and Mr. Tunde Samuel Adeoti, highlighted the importance of social media in business promotion and provided insights on harnessing social media expertise for marketing purposes.

The benefits of registering businesses was also emphasized which include enhancing the business's reputation with customers, increasing opportunities for obtaining financial backing for business expansion, accessing government and commercial bank loans, grants, foreign aid, and ensuring business continuity.

Expressing their gratitude, participants lauded the organizers for the innovative initiative acknowledging the timely and commendable nature of the intervention.

They suggested that the Business-Tech Summit be held regularly.

Furthermore, the summit featured the presentation of a Recognition Award to the Isin Local Government Area TIC Chairman by Maxwell David Taye, the founder of The Drive Leadership Network which was conferred in acknowledgment of the chairman's leadership style and contributions to community development.