Mr Abdulhameed referenced World Bank data, highlighting that Nigeria recorded its fastest economic growth in nearly a decade in 2024.
The NAICOM boss said the initiative aimed to strengthen resilience and productivity in agriculture, targeting a total of 3.6 million farmers by 2026.
”NIRSAL is bringing its expertise to bear on Nigeria’s pursuit of a bumper wheat harvest,” said the official.
President Muhammadu Buhari’s flagship policy has been beset by escalating allegations of incompetence, nepotism and payroll racketeering.
“We have grown our balance sheet to N140 billion; our equity by 1,415 percent and our total assets by 87 percent.”
