Mr Bagudu further described people of the state as hardworking and ready to imbibe modern methods on agriculture and livestock production.
EHCON has urged environmental health officers to enforce public health laws in every local government area to curb flooding nationwide.
WFP warns there is likely to be a drastic increase in the number of people facing hunger as violence continues in embattled Sudan.
“We are doing our best. But we cannot do it alone. We need help. We need peace and stability to develop as a people.”
The Jigawa government has banned tree felling for firewood and charcoal to protect forest resources and the environment.
Mr Yakusak said that cultivating economic trees like cashew and palm trees has a huge export potential and urged farmers to key in and reap the benefits.
He said that it would also assist to increase agricultural productivity and guarantee food security in the country.
Mr Ogbu said having veterinary desks or departments in those agencies would ensure an effective and holistic emergency response to humans and animals.
