Mr Awe stated. “This can lead to better yields and more robust crops.’’
He said millions of Nigerians depend on livestock for their livelihoods.
The initiative aims to support smallholder farmers in the rice and cassava value chains, thereby enhancing their productivity.
According to him, agriculture contributes about 24 per cent of Nigeria’s GDP.
Mr Shettima emphasised the need for the PFSCU to develop an implementation roadmap for the disbursement of the funds.
Afrinvest has called for research-driven reforms to unlock Nigeria’s economic potential beyond the trillion-dollar gross domestic product milestone.
Mr Bjerrum said, “This is the only strategic project that has been approved in the sub-Saharan Africa region in Copenhagen.”
Mr Nkwocha explained that the donation was sufficient to cultivate approximately 600 hectares of land.
He further pointed out that planting and nurturing trees is one of the best options for sustaining the environment.
She highlighted that students would learn practical farming techniques, including vegetable cultivation, to enhance their well-being
