Farmers lament as flooding wreaks havoc in South-South
The flood also destroyed 1,405 farms in Bebeji, 260 in Rano and 5,775 others in Dawakin Kudu.
Some of the farmers said the damage caused by the floods could be estimated at over N30 billion.
The official said that the distribution and sales of the fertiliser were ongoing at a subsidised rate of N13,000 per bag.
According to him, chemical fertilisers kill the natural microbes that rebuild the soil.
The mapping exercise is part of NEPC’s national strategic products for sustainable export.
“Lower the temperature — now,” said Mr Guterres. “Don’t flood the world today; don’t drown it tomorrow.”
Mr Adeola said the diversification was necessary, given the increasing dwindling revenue profile of the nation.
The magistrate, Abimbola Amole-Ajimoti, gave Mr Agu an option to serve one month of community service.
African ministers have called for enhancing sustainable regional value chains for food security through AfCFTA.
