Capo Mano Agriculture to Develop 100,000 Hectares of Irrigation Infrastructure in Jigawa State

Capo Mano Agriculture, in partnership with Alkhorayef Group, will develop 100,000 hectares of irrigation infrastructure in Jigawa State, Nigeria. The project aims to generate $400 million in annual economic output, create 100,000 direct jobs, and support 500,000 indirect employment opportunities.
The initiative aligns with Nigeria's agriculture export growth strategy and positions Jigawa State as a leading agriculture export center in West Africa. Key figures involved include Telia Urei, CEO of Capo Mano Agriculture, Umar Namadi, Governor of Jigawa State, and Abba Bello, Managing Director of Nexim.
The agreement signifies a significant boost to the agricultural sector in Nigeria.
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