Mr Otu said that with the initiative, the state government was poised to revolutionise the agricultural sector in direct collaboration with farmers.
He recalled that Nigeria witnessed meaningful and impactful agricultural growth development in the 1960s and 1970s.
The chairman appealed to Governor Hyacinth Alia to reinstate the veterinary doctors employed by the state civil service, but were later laid off.
Mr Abdullahi said the government would ensure effective coordination of veterinary practice, enabling the professionals to take pride in being essential health workers.
“We have so far received 20 Cabrio and 250 mini high powered tractors that would be distributed to our farmers on May 28.”
The director urged the farmers to use the palliatives wisely, adding that they were meant to assist them in boosting their production.
NAGGW director-general Yusuf Maina-Bukar made the call at a two-day North-West Stakeholders’ Forum in Kano.
Mr Zabbey spoke with journalists on Friday in Abuja while showcasing HYPREP’s efforts to combat climate change in the country.
The Commissioner for Agriculture, Abisola Olusanya, said this at the fifth AgriQuest Africa Network (AQAN) Forum programme in Lagos on Thursday.
He called on all stakeholders to support the project, saying its success depends on the collaboration.
