The Plateau state government has reassured its commitment to the ₦8.5 billion revitalisation of Hill Station Resort in Jos, a project spearheaded by Hillside Hospitality Limited, an investee company of Strom Infrastructure Investments and Management Ltd.
Governor Caleb Mutfwang, represented by Secretary to the State Government Arch. Samuel Jatau, made this known during a stakeholder engagement meeting on Monday in Jos.
He assured full government support for the project, adding that it aligns with the state’s development agenda.
“The people of Plateau are diligent, hardworking, and committed. We will support and patronise this development to ensure its success,”
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The project, set to commence construction in March 2025, is a public-private partnership between the Plateau State Government and Hillside Hospitality Limited.
It follows the signing of the Heads of Terms Agreement in July 2024 and aims to restore the 1938 landmark while integrating modern luxury facilities.
Director of Hillside Hospitality Limited, Kolapo Joseph described the initiative as transformative for the state’s hospitality and tourism sector.
He highlighted the vision of blending luxury, culture, and nature to create a world-class destination in Jos.
“This project is more than just revitalization, it is an investment in Plateau’s future. Our goal is to develop Hill Station Resort into a landmark that drives economic growth, creates employment, and elevates Plateau’s status as a premier tourism hub,” Joseph said.
Another director of Hillside Hospitality, Hakeem Condotti, emphasised Strom Infrastructure’s longstanding connection to Plateau State through its involvement with NESCO Nigeria.
He reiterated the company’s commitment to preserving historical landmarks while fostering economic development.