“I can say it on good authority to you that the president has given a matching order with a federal executive council committee already handling it,” said the minister.
Mr Abiodun assured investors that the government would provide the right environment to encourage investments.
He said that the Senate, through legislation, would ensure adequate legal frameworks for commodity exchanges, warehouses and financing.
The federal government says about 50 million of the country’s 80 million hectares of arable land remain uncultivated.
Their actions in hampering the credibility of future Nigerian elections could have a telling impact on the advancement of democracy.
