The president said that Cross River as a state had the capacity to grow almost every crop because of its fertile land.
Mr Shettima reaffirmed President Bola Tinubu’s unwavering commitment to the transformative journey under the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security.
Mr Sani berated political stakeholders for criticising President Bola Tinubu, but failing to do the same when a fellow northerner is in power.
Mr Shettima said that instead of governing Nigeria from a distance, Mr Tinubu’s administration was walking hand in hand with the people through critical national reforms.
Mr Shettima said the federal government implemented “very bold policies” to strengthen the food system.
Mr Shettima doubted that the rate reflected an accurate picture of economic growth.
The statement noted, “President Tinubu has spoken with Mrs Aishat Buhari, the former President’s widow and offered his deep condolences.’’
The LP commended Mr Shettima for his “rare moment of honesty” in speaking truth to power, particularly in drawing his boss’ attention to the dictates of the law.
The ADC spokesperson stated that Mr. Tinubu chose to disregard the laws he swore to uphold and tread the path of unconstitutionality in Rivers State.
The rights organisation decried the failure of the state and federal governments to protect lives and properties.
