Mr Zuntu said the price of the produce would steadily increase following the end of harvest and the decline in glut experienced early in the year.
The president predicted that there would be beans scarcity in the coming months due to hoarding by some farmers to sell at a higher price.
He described cloves as a tropical plant that can thrive across many parts of Nigeria.
UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development has expressed readiness to leverage £204 million in private sector finance and agricultural investment in Nigeria.
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The Project Coordinator, Sirajo Abubakar, said that the project was designed to assistance to all categories of livestock producers in the state
