As the planting season kicks off across the country, Principal Secretary for Immigration, Belio Kipsang, has called on all Kenyans to actively engage in farming to ensure food security for the nation.
Kipsang, who has become a prominent figure in promoting agricultural activities, emphasized that farming is vital to the country's economy and well-being. In a statement, he reminded citizens that a farmer is essential three times a day, highlighting the crucial role that agriculture plays in feeding families and supporting the broader economy.
"Farming is not just a livelihood; it is a lifeline for our country," said Kipsang. "The time to act is now. Every Kenyan should embrace the planting season and contribute to making our country food secure."
Kipsang, known for his efforts to encourage sustainable agricultural practices, has led by example. He has publicly committed to supporting local farmers and ensuring that resources are available for them to thrive. By calling on his fellow citizens to join the movement, he aims to foster a sense of community and collective responsibility.
"By working together, we can ensure that Kenya meets its food security goals. It's time to take advantage of this planting season to secure a better future for ourselves and generations to come," he added.
The call comes at a crucial time when the country is seeking to bolster its agricultural production amid changing climate patterns and the challenges posed
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