The farmers said the tractor-hiring scheme only favoured farmers in politics and neglected smallholder farmers.
The lack of history and background of cattle is said to be a major challenge confronting the country’s red meat value chain.
The fishermen are also asking the state government to support boat workers to develop a robust water transportation system.
The FG warned farmers that using hard drugs to get ‘extra’ strength to work was detrimental to their health.
“The massive flooding is destroying newly planted grain and with it hope for 345 million hungry people around the world for whom grain from Ukraine is a lifesaver.”
The farmers, who spoke in separate interviews on Tuesday in Abuja, feared that the situation may affect food production.
The United Nations on Monday solicited support for at least 3.4 million people in the Central African Republic requiring assistance and protection.
The farmers also called on the new administration to continue with the national school feeding project to boost the sector.
The gunmen were said to have appeared in camouflage and invaded a popular farm in the village which had more than 200 workers.
The group wants President Tinubu to give necessary backing to financial crimes agencies to perform their duties unhindered.
