Audu ogbeh news

You're looking for news about Audu Ogbeh, the former Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development in Nigeria. Here are some recent updates:

Latest News:

  1. Ogbeh's Appointment as APC National Chairman: There have been reports that Audu Ogbeh is being considered for the position of National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Nigeria's ruling party. While the party has not officially confirmed the appointment, Ogbeh has expressed his willingness to take on the role.
  2. Agricultural Development: Ogbeh has been advocating for the development of Nigeria's agricultural sector, which he believes is crucial for the country's economic growth. He has been pushing for policies that promote local food production and reduce the country's reliance on imported food.
  3. Farmers' Welfare: Ogbeh has been working to improve the welfare of Nigerian farmers, who he believes are the backbone of the country's agricultural sector. He has been advocating for better prices for farm produce and improved access to credit facilities for farmers.
  4. Nigeria's Food Security: Ogbeh has been emphasizing the importance of food security in Nigeria, which he believes is critical for the country's economic and social development. He has been pushing for policies that promote local food production and reduce the country's reliance on imported food.

Recent Quotes:

  1. "We need to focus on agriculture as a major driver of our economy. We need to make sure that our farmers are well-equipped and well-supported to produce more food for our people." - Audu Ogbeh, former Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development
  2. "The agricultural sector is a major source of employment for our people, and we need to make sure that we create an enabling environment for farmers to thrive." - Audu Ogbeh, former Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development
  3. "We need to reduce our reliance on imported food and focus on producing more food locally. This will not only improve our food security but also create jobs and stimulate economic growth." - Audu Ogbeh, former Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development

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