Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau state said he remain committed to ensuring that Plateau fully leverages this partnership, positioning the state as a hub for agricultural transformation not only in Nigeria but across Africa.
Governor Mutfwang who is currently as part of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s delegation on an official state visit to the Federative Republic of Brazil, participated in high-level engagement that he said provided a unique opportunity for Nigeria to strengthen bilateral relations with Brazil and explore new frontiers of cooperation, particularly in trade, agriculture, and industrial development.
In a post he shared on facebook account, Governor Mutfwang stated that, he participated in strategic discussions and the signing of Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) designed to boost both national economy and create avenues for shared prosperity between the two countries.
“For us in Plateau State, the visit carried even greater significance. Recently, Plateau was chosen as one of six states in Nigeria to host a regional hub of the Green Imperative $1.1 billion Project under the Nigeria–Brazil partnership. This landmark initiative is set to revolutionize agro-industrialisation, enhance food security, and create jobs for our people” he revealed.
“Together with President Tinubu and other senior government officials, we worked towards building strong international alliances that will translate into tangible benefits for our people.”
