“We will help you to set up agricultural cooperatives and work through these to widen access to factors of production such as capital and capacity building.”
The registrar, Environmental Health Council of Nigeria (EHCN), Yakubu Baba, said this in an interview on Tuesday in Abuja.
The group asked the National Assembly under Mr Lawan to look into the lack of government support being faced by pastoralists.
Lagos’ agricultural sector generated over N1.2 billion as revenue in 2022 despite the global food challenges.
Mr Buni gave the charge when the newly-elected national president of MACBAN, Baba Ngelzarma, paid him a courtesy visit.
The beneficiaries will be granted a soft loan of N100,000 each at an interest rate of nine per cent under the 50 per cent capital budget released for the 2022 financial year.
Abdullah Shawesh pledged to support Nigeria with his vast knowledge in the agricultural sector.
Mr Ifemeni assured of the state government’s support to the initiative to enable it achieve the set objectives.
Mr Buhari further charged NALDA to strive hard in other to achieve food security, while also creating jobs in the sector
