A pastor at Moti Orphanage says South Sudanese coming generations should be directed towards agriculture to diversify the country’s economy.
Reverend Philip Oriho Odingo says he is mentoring learners at the Orphanage on agriculture to reduce over dependence and importing food items from neighboring countries, Radio Emmanuel reports.
He says the Orphanage has planted a number of fruits and vegetables, but still needs support to boost grain production.
Reverend Oriho calls for support to farmers in South Sudan to realize better production to fight hunger and boost economy.