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According to President Bola Tinubu, his administration will expedite and simplify the formalities involved in agreements between Nigeria and Brazil that pertain to trade, aviation, energy transition, food and agricultural growth, and a host of other topics.
According to a statement released on Saturday, Bayo Onanuga, the president’s special assistant on information and strategy, met with Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in a bilateral meeting at the Copacabana Forte.
Silva was also informed by Tinubu that Nigeria’s economic changes under his management will increase the nation’s competitiveness internationally, especially in the agricultural sector.
The president claims that bureaucracy causes delays in the potential of the agricultural industry.
To facilitate food sovereignty and export, he promised to remove any obstacles impeding the agricultural sector’s potential, especially cattle production.
The statement stated that Nigeria was already implementing reforms to reposition the economy for global competitiveness, especially in agriculture, where it already has a competitive advantage, and that the President told the Brazilian leader and team of this fact.
“All technicalities in agreements between the two nations will be simplified and expedited in the areas of trade, aviation, energy transition, food and agricultural development, mining, and the exploration of natural resources,” said President Tinubu.
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With Brazil ranking among the top producers of food and agricultural goods, the president said that the nation’s R&D services have been model for most other nations.
In reference to livestock farming, President Tinubu emphasized the initiatives taken by his administration to increase investments in fisheries, poultry, and cattle rearing. He also mentioned that the blue economy presents opportunities for long-term collaborations between Brazil and Nigeria.
Nigeria was prepared for a solid alliance and prompt action to boost food production, he said.
In addition to the federal government’s attempts to exploit agriculture as a major source of employment and resource mobilization, the President stated that subnationals play a crucial role in Nigeria’s food and livestock production.
Eight months after negotiations on a bilateral air service agreement (BASA) began, Nigeria and Brazil formed a joint team on May 7 to finalize a direct flight deal.
The minister’s special assistant on communications and the media, Tunde Moshood, had claimed that bureaucratic roadblocks had long held up the BASA.
THE PRESIDENT OF BRAZIL CERTIFIES THAT EVERY AGREEMENT WILL BE REGULARISED
During Tinubu’s subsequent visit, Silva promised that all agreements with Nigeria would be regularized and that the memorandums of understanding (MOUs) would be promptly updated and signed.
Silva said that in order to get results quickly, the two nations’ remaining bureaucracy needs to be eliminated. He also mentioned that Brazil’s research and development institutions will work with Nigeria to improve cattle production.
Minister of Agriculture and Food Security Abubakar Kyari also spoke, stating that Tinubu has repeatedly emphasized the importance of food security for Nigeria and that local and international collaborations would implement the mandate.
Nigeria already has a competitive edge in fertilizer manufacturing, which Kyari pointed out could be readily expanded.
Health and disease control, sanitary services, and genetic material and new breed research are three areas of relationship with Brazil that Idi Maiha, the minister of livestock development, underlined in his speech.
According to Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun, the federal government’s agricultural reform framework will have the backing of state governments.
Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia, Niger State Governor Mohammed Umar Bago, Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, and Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu were present during the bilateral meeting.
The National Intelligence Agency (NIA) director general, Mohammed Mohammed, and Foreign Affairs Minister Yusuf Tuggar were also present.
