Yobe State has presented its investment and development agenda at the 2026 United Nations General Assembly, highlighting opportunities in agriculture, renewable energy, mining, healthcare and youth development.
The state's delegation, led by Secretary to the State Government Mohammed Goje on behalf of Governor Mai Mala Buni, said the UNGA engagement was aimed at attracting international investment and strategic partnerships.
Yobe highlighted approximately 1.6 million hectares of arable land, livestock resources, sesame and gum-arabic deposits, as well as its access to Niger, Chad and the wider Sahelian market.
The state also presented opportunities involving soybean production, four completed sesame-processing factories, a modern livestock hub and the development of livestock markets in Potiskum, Buni, Geidam, Garin Alkali and other locations.
At the Unstoppable Africa Forum, the delegation engaged Aliko Dangote on potential partnerships and productive investments, including professionally managed portfolios intended to generate sustainable income for widows, women and conflict victims.
The delegation also engaged the United Nations Youth Office on funding, internships, professional networks and technology opportunities, while participating in discussions on health sovereignty, youth participation, peace and security.
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