EMERGING INTO GOING GREEN CAMPAIGN.

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The Importance of Agriculture For the Economy and The Specific ...
















  Nigerians,should start looking inward or start emerging the polity for Agricultural development concept,that has emanated to height of zero massive food production.
                 The flair for petroleum and gas products have a long term grievance on the economy of our nation,which has kept us in an undeveloped rating among developing nations,so it is high time we all as a nation start taking a proffered direction that will enable us to attain successful outcome of this lucrative campaign.
                         These world wide pandemic era is not prompting it, but making it certain on how every nations can start looking more inward in making the most out what they have laid down,but we NIGERIA need a lot to put in place due to our redundancy,in advocating this termed GO GREEN which many nations that have think out of box have productively benefited from this life saving venture.
                         GO GREEN is an advocating campaign that can re-supplement our nation incapability of reshaping his thought from petroleum or either related ventures to steadfastly settled for Agricultural businesses.
                           There are many productive income  generating avenues in stabilizing this front-line concept than other known ventures,so it is high time for we all to take a rethink so as to be able to actualized this bankable idea as proffered by our Presidents in time past.
                           President Buhari has cried loud as well in his first tenure that Nigerians should ours be looking inward and key in and become part of world glowing nations that has lucrative treasury due to how they have yielded to campaign that will help us devastate lack of food production and saturation of it.
                         The country is going through unbeffited lack of food production especially in this pandenical era that has crippling a lot of nations that has not keyed in for support of this trendy measures of going green.
                       
Qlawale Taylor
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