About The Book

Imo State Books of Record is an encyclopaedia of amazing records, event and the great people of Imo State. This book will unveil to you in detail the many investment opportunities existing in the state including oil and gas exploration, chemical plants, brewery plants, hydroelectric plants, gas-fired power plants, grain mills, starch production, cashews, fruit and vegetable juice concentrate production, integrated multi-oil seed processing plants, ceramics, inland waterway transport, and palm produce industry. Independent global brewer Heineken, through its subsidiary Nigerian Breweries, has significant investment in Imo State. The company manages the world-class Awo-omamma Brewery, a multiple-line plant.

Imo State Books of Record also detailed Industrial parks and processing zones to harness the huge agricultural produce and minerals which gives a major boost to the state's economic growth and industrialization. Imo State is located in the southeast region of the country. Formed in 1976 when it split from the former East-Central State, Imo State is bordered by Abia State on the east, Delta State to the West, Anambra State on the north, and Rivers State to the south. The state capital, Owerri, is often described as the entertainment capital of Nigeria. Imo State is a predominantly Igbo speaking state, with Igbo people constituting an estimated 98% of the state population.

The book contain history of Oguta Lake, Palm Beach Holiday Resort in Awo-omamma , and a host of other tourist sites that you will like to read about.

Imo State Books of Record is a compendium of history and great icons of hope in all the sectors of life in Imo State.