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Agriculture and Governance excellence: Governor Bago wins VOA Canada award

By Mercy Aikoye

Niger State Governor, Umaru Bago, has received the esteemed 2024 Voice of Africa (VOA) Canada Torchbearer Award. This prestigious honor recognizes his exceptional leadership and dedication to agriculture, food security, and infrastructure development.

The VOA Canada Torchbearer Award celebrates individuals and organizations making significant contributions to Black communities worldwide. Based in Toronto, VOA Canada promotes African content and fosters collaborations between African and Canadian entities.

Governor Bago’s efforts in advancing agricultural development and good governance have earned him this notable accolade. Under his leadership, Niger State has witnessed transformative changes in agriculture.

These initiatives have enhanced food security and empowered local communities. The governor’s administration has also launched vital infrastructure projects, improving connectivity and boosting economic prospects.

Governor Bago’s commitment to progress has not gone unnoticed. The VOA Canada Torchbearer Award acknowledges his tireless work in improving the lives of Niger State citizens.

In his acceptance speech, Governor Bago expressed gratitude for the recognition. He emphasized his commitment to partnering with national and international stakeholders.

Particularly, he seeks to collaborate with the Canadian business community to promote food security and economic opportunities in Niger State.

This partnership aims to create lasting impacts on the state’s economy and food security. Governor Bago’s vision for Niger State’s growth and development continues to inspire hope.

The 2024 VOA Canada Torchbearer Award serves as a testament to Governor Bago’s dedication to excellence and his people, solidifying his position as a leading figure in Nigerian politics.

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