Northern Nigeria's Agricultural Renaissance Hinges on Green Imperative Program, Says Leader
Mustapha Wali, a veteran labor leader, stresses the importance of the Green Imperative Program in revitalizing agriculture in Northern Nigeria. The program, launched in 2019 by former President Muhammadu Buhari, aims to transform the region's agriculture sector through partnerships with Brazil.
Wali highlights the need for active involvement from state governments, traditional institutions, and private investors to ensure the program's success and sustainability. He commends President Bola Tinubu's commitment to reviving commercial agriculture by 2025.
The initiative seeks to create millions of jobs, modernize the rural economy, and enhance food production in the region.
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