Clergyman seeks inputs support for farmers

The Vicar of St. Paul Anglican Dioeces of Ayegunle, and Arch Deacon Kogi state, Venerable (VEN) Ikupoluye James has seek genuine love for one another in the Nigerian neighborhoods especially for farmers in the area of inputs support.

The Anglican Archdeacon Ikupoluye James told thousand of sympathies who gathered at the wake keep held for the late Chief ( Mrs.)  Grace Funke Omoniwa nee Toba yesterday Friday at her husband's residence in Iyara, Kogi state.

Ven. Ikupoluye James described late Chief Omoniwa as an ever ready woman when it comes to logically assisting people to a greater height in life, just as he commended the daughter ( Mrs. Folashade Joseph) for already  tolling the same path of her late mother.

The man of God encouraged the rich people to ever be ready to assist the poor in areas of school fees and particularly farmers in the locality who are in dear need of inputs to enhance increased food production.

Mrs. Folashade Joseph is the eldest daughter of late Mrs Omoniwa, and presently the Managing Director, National Agriculture Insurance Corporation ( NAIC) saddled with the responsibility of ensuring that all Federal Government ( FG) special food intervention programs for farmers are properly insured against disaster.

The burial ceremony held today Saturday attracted many more dignitaries from both the public and private sectors.