The Federal Government has warned against vandalization of irrigation plants and other developmental projects across the country. The Minister of Water
The Federal Government has warned against vandalization of irrigation plants and other developmental projects across the country.
The minister explained that the project is aimed at boosting food security and the economic well-being of the people in the state and country in general and is part of the Transforming Irrigation Management in Nigeria project. He noted that the Federal Government will not hesitate in taking measures on anybody caught vandalising any of its projects.
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