Sono, Picama Groups Can Reduce Post-Harvest Losses, Boost Benue Economy – BIPC

Dr. Raymond Asemakaha, the Group Managing Director of Benue Investment Property Company Limited (BIPC), is optimistic about a partnership with investors Sono Groups and Picama Group to reduce post-harvest losses and boost the economy of Benue State.

The partnership aims to create a stable market for orange produce, reduce losses by up to eighty percent, and increase farmer incomes. Dr.

Asemakaha highlighted the potential for job creation and increased efficiency in agricultural operations, contributing to the state's economic growth. Sono Groups, a company with a strong financial background, is seen as capable of transforming the Benue economy.

The chairman of SONO Brazil, Mr. Liuz Arenac, expressed readiness to reduce wastage through orange and mango processing, praising the Benue State Government for creating an enabling environment for the industry.

The partnership is expected to be of great value, with plans for one hundred percent offtake of oranges by the end of October.