In a recent interview with TNR at the United Nations Environmental summit in Nairobi Kenya; one of the Nigerian delegation and CEO of Adrex Properties, David Ogbole Onuh emphasizes on the need for plausible engagements from the Private sectors across Africa in driving environmental-based ideas. He encouraged stakeholders, too, from his sector to be more discipline is sustaining the global environment.

"I am always excited being part of practical discussions. The 6th Session of the United Nations Environmental summit opened those parlance for solution-driven mechanisms to solve myriad issues bothering the global environmental circle.

Optimally, we must save our planet from any form of environmental hazards. At Adrex Properties Limited, we place premiums in contributing to a sustainable flow between promoting and protecting planet Earth.

Our participation in this summit is a clear indication that we are always ready to enhance the positive flow of Green Real Estate Projects."

Mr. David Ogbole Onuh also threw light on the opportunities open for the Nigerian States if they're more proactive in tackling agricultural issues.

"Platforms like the United Nations Environmental summit create a new direction. I had a chat with the Kemei Mark Kiprono from the Kenya Farmer Organization; he is such an amazing guy who believes in the possibilities from where I come from. For example, Benue State alone can sort out the entire Nigeria in terms of food produce. Not to talk of other states across the country line. We need to articulate new ideas and enhance these agricultural tendencies. In the coming days, I and the team will be bracing up practical solutions that will drive capital investment in local farmers across Africa. I am excited."My Onuh concluded.



Source: https://naijagg.com/we-should-articulate-new-ideas-and-add-tech-in-enhancing-agricultural-production-in-nigeria-david-ogbole-onuh/

"We Should Articulate New Ideas and add Tech in enhancing Agriculture" - Onuh

"We Should Articulate New Ideas and add Tech in enhancing Agriculture" - Onuh