Governor Peter Mbah administration and the 17 local government areas have consolidated the state and local government projects funding partnership of 60
This came as the state government began the building of 300,000 hectares of agricultural land banks across the state to boost agricultural and agro-industrialisation.
He, however, said the commission would select from the projects already submitted by the council chairmen based on their expected impacts on rural economies.Onyia said, “What is important to note is that the governor is interested in opening up all the rural areas to enhance and catalyse all their economic activities and potentials.
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