Agriculture stakeholders in the agricultural space have lauded the move by President Bola Tinubu to reintroduce commodity board to drive food prices in the country.
Mr Umar urged security agencies to nip the growing spate of killings of pastoralists across the country in the bud.
He assured that a message would be convened to herders not to allow their cows to graze on the streets of FCT.
“He performed woefully in terms of agriculture because there shouldn’t be ethnicity in government programmes and empowerments at the national level.”
Mr Fashola said that a 50kg bag of Eko Rice would cost between N32,000 and N33,000 while the 25kg bag would be sold at prices ranging between N17,000 and N18,000.
Mr Oludotun said that such village heads risked eviction and would be made to face the full wrath of the law if found culpable.
Mr Hussaini said the gesture was borne out of the need to ensure that farmers in the state were given the right information on best agronomic practices to improve their yields.
Environmentalists on Wednesday called on the Bayelsa government to take urgent and immediate action on the BSOEC report.
She said this could be made possible by providing relevant products in the fish value chain, useful for industries operating in the state.
About 4,000 farmers of different agricultural value chains are to be impacted by this training.
