Governors Alia and Sule Join Forces to Tackle Insecurity and Food Crisis in Benue and Nasarawa

The governors of Benue and Nasarawa states have come together to address the pressing issues of insecurity, food crisis, and lack of economic prosperity in their respective states.

Governors Hyacinth Alia and Abdullahi Sule have committed to reviewing existing strategies to end killings and improve food production, while also attracting investments for sustainable economic growth.

During a closed-door meeting in Lafia, Governor Alia emphasized the need for constant re-strategizing to enhance growth in both states.

He described Benue and Nasarawa as one family, with the potential to overcome insecurity, food crisis, and lack of sustainable economic prosperity.

Governor Sule echoed this sentiment, stating that the two states will see mutual growth benefits in the coming months.

The collaboration between the neighboring states in the North Central region aims to strengthen their working relationship and put an end to the challenges they face.

Insecurity in the form of farmers-herders clashes, communal issues, and banditry has created a negative narrative in both states.

The governors have agreed to explore ways to address these challenges and promote peaceful co-existence.

This includes measures to improve agricultural and solid mineral growth, which are the key strengths of Benue and Nasarawa states, respectively.

The governors are also working to attract investments for economic growth in their states.

By focusing on their strengths in agriculture and solid minerals, they aim to create opportunities for sustainable development and improved economic prosperity for their people.

The collaboration between Governors Alia and Sule is a significant step towards addressing the issues of insecurity and food crisis in Benue and Nasarawa states.

By working together and leveraging their strengths, the two states have the potential to overcome these challenges and achieve sustainable economic growth.

As they continue to explore new ways to benefit both states, it is crucial for them to maintain open lines of communication and remain committed to their shared vision for growth.