World Food Day: Enugu Governor Praised for Fostering Agricultural Growth
On World Food Day, Mr. Sani Friday Nnaji lauded Enugu State Governor Dr. Peter Mbah for his commitment to creating a secure and investment-friendly atmosphere that enhances agricultural productivity in the region. His efforts are seen as pivotal in promoting large-scale farming and transforming the state's agricultural landscape.
The Abuja Times

In a significant acknowledgment on World Food Day, Mr. Sani Friday Nnaji commended Enugu State Governor Dr. Peter Mbah for his transformative initiatives aimed at bolstering agricultural production in the state. Nnaji highlighted that Mbah's leadership has cultivated a secure and conducive environment, thereby attracting investments and fostering the growth of large-scale farming.
Governor Mbah's strategic focus on agriculture is not only seen as a means to enhance food security but also as a catalyst for economic development in Enugu State. By prioritizing safety and investment opportunities in the agricultural sector, Mbah has positioned Enugu as a model for agricultural transformation across Nigeria.
Nnaji's remarks underscore the critical role that government initiatives play in the agricultural sector, especially in a country where food production is pivotal to national development. The governor's policies are credited with encouraging farmers and investors to engage more actively in agricultural endeavors, contributing to increased food production and sustainability.
“Governor Mbah’s efforts are essential in making agriculture a viable and profitable venture for many in Enugu. His vision is vital for ensuring food security and economic resilience,” Nnaji stated.
As Nigeria continues to grapple with various challenges in food production and security, the advancements made in Enugu under Governor Mbah's administration could serve as an example for other states to emulate. The emphasis on creating a safe and supportive environment for agriculture is seen as a crucial step in addressing the broader issues of food scarcity in the country.
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