Mr Olojede said the training covered good agronomic practices, value addition and financial management.
Mr Ewa said, “We are particularly appreciative of the fact that Federal Government remembered us by providing fertilisers to farmers.’’
The minister reiterated the commitment of the government to further expand the investment space in the Nigerian economy.
He called on all stakeholders to support the project, saying its success depends on the collaboration.
“We cannot create the export market or feed our people unless we transform the cassava into higher value products.’’
A market survey by Peoples Gazette on Thursday showed that in three weeks, Nigerians now purchase a mudu of corn at N800
We must talk about feeding the nation. We must talk Agbado.
The controller disclosed that officials of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) Kaduna state command had tested the seized substances.
Agbadi represents food on the table of the masses and an escape from the quotidian realm of hunger.
Some farmers in the South-East have decried the high cost of fertilisers, noting that they have resorted to other sources of manure for their crops.