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Adamawa ACReSAL: Stakeholder Engagement in Kiri Community, Toungo LGA
We’re excited to announce a successful stakeholder engagement in Kiri Community, Toungo LGA, where our vision for a 400-hectare palm oil plantation and processing industry is taking root!
State Commissioners of Environment and Agriculture, along with three state legislators, the Project Coordinator Dr. Chinda Dami Ibrahim, and other project staff, visited Kiri, accompanied by Toungo LGA Executive Chairman. The delegation was warmly received by the District Head of Kiri and an enthusiastic community.
The people of Kiri are thrilled about this initiative, which promises to boost local economic activities, create jobs, and empower the community. Their support is vital as we work together to build resilience and drive sustainable development in Adamawa State.
Together, we are planting the seeds for a prosperous future!
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