How can Kusu Island contribute to the growth of Singapore?

Kusu Island has a very popular Chinese temple-大伯公(Da Bo Gong) or Tua Pek Kong.Built in 1923 by a wealthy businessman, the temple houses two main deities - the Da Bo Gong and Guan Yin 观音 (Goddess of Mercy). The former is highly regarded as having the power to confer prosperity, cure diseases, calm the sea and avert danger, while Guan Yin is known as the 'giver of sons'.

At the top of the rugged hillock on Kusu Island stands three Karamats (or holy shrines of Malay saints) to commemorate a pious man (Syed Abdul Rahman), his mother (Nenek Ghalib) and sister (Puteri Fatimah) who lived in the 19th century. Many devotees will climb the 152 steps leading to the kramats to pray for wealth, good marriage, good health and harmony. The shrines are also popular with childless couples who would pray for children. Despite misconceptions, they do not pray to the kramats.
  
                                                   Shrines

            
                                                                  Tua Pek Kong

                                                                      
                                                                      Guan Yin

                                                                  (Own pictures)
                                         Resources:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kusu_Island