Peter Obi Advocates for Prioritizing Agriculture Over Oil to Boost Nigerian Economy
Former Nigerian Vice President Peter Obi has urged the government to focus on agriculture rather than crude oil to revive the economy. Speaking at a conference in Abuja, Obi highlighted the potential of Nigeria's agricultural sector and criticized the country's hunger crisis despite its arable land.
He emphasized the importance of supporting local agribusinesses and enhancing agricultural value chains. Obi called for a shift towards self-sufficiency in food production and reducing dependence on oil revenue.
He expressed confidence in Nigeria's agricultural potential and the readiness of farmers and entrepreneurs to drive the sector forward.
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