The newly-elected chairman of the Southern Governors’ Forum, Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State, says with over 8 million hectares of land, Southern Nigeria should be self-sufficient in food production.
The focus on food security and agriculture is only one of the many issues discussed by the governors in the meeting, according to the Ogun State governor.
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