Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State is in Beijing, China to advance final agreements with the Chinese government on a pioneering model integrated poultry development project in Kaduna State, an initiative expected to create 350,000 direct and indirect jobs and generate over $450 million annually.
Commissioner for information, Malam Ahmed Maiyaki said in a statement yesterday that the visit followed discussions in Nigeria with the Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria, Yu Dunhai.
Governor Sani is being accompanied by a federal government delegation led by the director-general of the Nigeria–China Strategic Partnership, Mr. Joseph Tegba, highlighting the national significance of the initiative.
“Valued at $200 million, the project aims to strengthen food security, accelerate agro-industrialisation, boost exports and position Kaduna as a leader in modern agribusiness,” the statement added.
During the visit, Governor Uba Sani will engage China Communications Construction Company and other key partners to consolidate investment commitments and deepen technical collaboration.
“Governor Uba Sani’s engagement in Beijing demonstrates Kaduna State’s commitment to strategic partnerships that deliver transformative economic growth. This landmark poultry project will create thousands of jobs, strengthen food security, and position Kaduna as a continental leader in modern agribusiness,” the information commissioner said.
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