Governor Umaru Mohammed Bago of Niger State has held a high-level meeting with Brazil’s Vice President, Geraldo Alckmin, to strengthen agricultural collaboration under the state’s flagship program, Niger Foods.
The discussion, held on the sidelines of the Brazil–Nigeria Business Forum, focused on leveraging Brazil’s global expertise in agro-allied innovations to transform Niger State into a hub for modern agriculture.
Highlighting the state’s vast potential, Governor Bago noted that Niger State, being Nigeria’s largest by landmass, is strategically positioned to drive large-scale food production. He emphasized that the state’s agricultural blueprint aligns with Brazil’s model of combining technology, mechanization, and research to achieve food security and boost export competitiveness.
“Brazil’s remarkable journey in agro-allied development is a source of inspiration,” Governor Bago stated. “Niger State is ready to partner, learn, and adapt these innovations to enhance productivity, create jobs, and contribute to Nigeria’s food sufficiency agenda.”
The engagement marks a significant step in Niger State’s efforts to attract international partnerships, build resilient agricultural value chains, and position itself as a leader in Nigeria’s food revolution.
Accompanying Governor Bago were Senator Sani Musa of Niger East Senatorial District and Chief Sammy Adigun, Executive Chairman of Niger Foods LTD.
Stone Reporters News gathered that this partnership underscores Niger State’s commitment to modernizing agriculture, boosting food production, and creating employment through strategic global collaborations.
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