The state leased 20,000 hectares to Sujimoto Group at Odenigbo, Eha-Amufu for rice cultivation and development of agro-industrial processing park and 7,221 hectares to Fungtai Company Limited at Ugwujoro, Nimbo, Uzo-Uwani LGA for planting of economic trees, crop farming and establishment of agro-allied industrial parks.

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Recent data from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) revealed that a notable $621.2 million increase in the country’s foreign exchange (FX) reserves occurred within just 10 days, following the successful sale of a domestic dollar bond. Between September 2, when reserves stood at $36.24 billion, and September 12, when they reached $36.87 billion, the bond issuance played a crucial role in attracting foreign exchange inflows and boosting liquidity in the financial system.

In a promising development for Nigeria’s economic stability, the country’s external reserves surged by 10.7 per cent over the past three months, rising from $33.30 billion on June 13, 2024, to $36.87 billion by September 12, 2024.

Organisers of the event said that African Youth Tourism Bantaba has grown into one of the most important segments of the Akwaaba Travel Market, providing a platform for young tourism enthusiasts, students, and emerging professionals to interact with industry leaders, share ideas, and gain insights into the workings of the tourism and hospitality sectors.

This impressive increase of $3.57 billion has been attributed to several key factors, including successful domestic dollar bond sales and favorable macroeconomic conditions.

With Africa’s tourism industry projected to grow rapidly, this year’s Youth Bantaba will focus on ‘Activating The Youth Tourism Potentials of Africa, A Call To Duty’”, spokesman of the Organisers, Ikechi Uko said.