Youth & Women Empowerment On Agricultural Business: Hon. Abayomi Fagbenro-Bibire Sponsors 50 participants from Ib NW/SW Federal constituency, calls for further support for Omittuntun 2.0

In his significant stride towards fostering youth and women empowerment within the agricultural sector, Hon. Abayomi Fagbenro-Bibire has taken the initiative to sponsor 50 participants from the Ib NW/SW Federal constituency.

The commendable effort, conducted in partnership with LC-African Centre for Development and Federal College of Animal Health & Production Technology, Moore Plantation, Ibadan, aims to equip aspiring individuals with the knowledge, skills, and resources necessary to thrive in the agricultural business landscape.

Recognizing the potential that lies within the youth and women of his constituency, this timely endeavor seeks to pave the way for economic growth and sustainability.

The agricultural sector holds immense promise for fostering job creation, self-reliance, and enhanced livelihoods.

By empowering the younger generation and women to actively engage in this sector, the initiative addresses unemployment challenges and contributes to the overall development of the community.

The sponsored program encompasses comprehensive training, mentorship, and hands-on experience designed to nurture participants’ understanding of modern agricultural practices, sustainable farming techniques, and agribusiness management.

This holistic approach not only equips them with practical skills but also instills a sense of responsibility towards environmental conservation and innovation in farming practices.

The commitment demonstrated by Hon. Abayomi Fagbenro-Bibire signifies his dedication to fostering inclusivity, gender equality, and grassroots development. By sponsoring these participants, he sends a clear message that the youth and women of the Ib NW/SW Federal constituency are essential contributors to the region’s progress.

The ripple effect of this initiative is expected to be far-reaching.

As the empowered participants gain expertise and confidence in agricultural endeavors, they are likely to create a positive domino effect within their families and communities.

This, in turn, can result in increased agricultural productivity, enhanced food security, and reduced poverty levels.

The sponsorship of 50 participants for youth and women empowerment in agricultural business by

Hon. Abayomi Fagbenro-Bibire is a laudable step towards building a self-reliant and prosperous constituency.

As the beneficiaries of this initiative develop their skills and businesses, they are poised to become the driving force behind a vibrant agricultural landscape, contributing to both local and national economic growth.

Bibire urges individuals with strong connections in society to replicate this action within their respective communities, offering support to the current administration in any way possible.

He emphasized that Omituntun 2.0 should not just succeed but should truly usher in prosperity for Oyo State.

He also commends the ongoing efforts of the present administration in all their endeavors.