Akwa Ibom State Establishes Export-Driven Agriculture Hub to Boost Non-Oil Revenue
Akwa Ibom State is launching an export-oriented agriculture hub to boost non-oil revenue. The state will host a two-day agribusiness roundtable to explore Nigeria's agricultural export potential, especially in meeting international trade standards.
The conference will emphasize transitioning raw products for export, complying with EU export requirements, and promoting sustainable agriculture. Notable attendees include Howard Usen, Nuru Bill, and Governor Umo Eno.
The initiative aims to increase agricultural productivity, enhance soil quality, and support farmers in meeting global market demands.
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