Enugu govt’s proposed Produce City not RUGA – Nnaji

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As controversies continue to rage in Enugu State over the proposed Produce City by Enugu State government, a prominent indigene of the state, Alhaji Sani Nnaji has dispelled the fear that it is a decoy for the establishment of RUGA in the State.

Newsmen report that ever since the Enugu State muted the idea, it has faced stiff resistance from several groups and communities.

Notable among them are the International Society for Rule of Law, Intersociety, the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, the Nsukka Zone Elders Forum, among others.

Nsukka Zone Elders has specifically advised the Governor of the State, Barr Peter Mbah against taking steps that could worsen the security situation in the state.

But addressing journalists in Enugu, weekend, Nnaji, who is the Chief Executive Officer of Ugwuanama Farms Ltd, said that some individuals had gone to social media to misinform the people.

He described peddlers of such rumours as blackmailers.

He said that nowhere did the state government mention livestock or anything close to RUGA.

He said the state government should be supported to embark on a large-scale agricultural production to the benefit of all.

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