Delta State Government says its recent investment mission to Brazil has unlocked fresh prospects for industrial Expansion, Agricultural Development, Renewable Energy, and job creation in the state.
The State Commissioner for Works Rural Roads and Public Information, Mr. Charles Aniagwu disclosed this Monday while briefing Journalists in Asaba.
Mr. Aniagwu said Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s administration has recorded significant achievements in all twenty-five Government Areas with the provision of vital infrastructure, thereby creating access to mineral resources, industrial corridors, and potential free trade zones.
The Information Commissioner explained that the State Government’s engagement with Brazil was aimed at showcasing Delta State investment opportunities while also drawing lessons from Brazil’s Agricultural model, especially in ranching.
He maintained that the establishment of ranches in the state would not only boost food production and jobs but also strengthen security by curbing the use of forests as criminal hideouts.
The Commissioner disclosed that the state also held talks with renewable Energy firms and other players in the power sector, building on earlier engagements with the Rural Electrification Agency in Abuja.
Also see: Nigeria, Africa Grapple with Cardiovascular Disease Epidemic
He added that the goal is to light up the state, expand industries, and create employment opportunities that will improve living standards.
Mr. Aniagwu noted that the state Government’s focus on Agriculture and industry was deliberate, given the rising number of graduates from tertiary institutions across the state.
The Works and Public Information Commissioner reaffirmed that the Oborevwori administration remains committed to the MORE Agenda, with particular emphasis on infrastructure expansion, energy generation, agriculture, and industrial Growth.