NALDA says the establishment of 109 farm estates by President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime differs from RUGA and herders’ ranches.
IPAC has backed the Lagos House of Assembly for passing the value-added tax (VAT) and anti-open grazing bills.
The CBN governor said the disbursement is part of measures to avert the looming food crisis.
The minister said the plan would go a long way to reduce the tension between herders and farmers.
“If cattle are bred in one place, the price could go up to about two million naira each.”
Miyetti wants the Buhari regime to develop at least one grazing reserve in each senatorial district.
Buhari has directed NALDA to establish at least 108 integrated farm estates across Nigeria’s senatorial districts to boost food production.
The FCT Emergency Management Agency has urged Abuja residents to stay alert to predictions issued by the Nigeria Meteorological Agency (NiMet).
The bill which is for a law to prohibit open grazing, regulate cattle ranching and for connected purposes, was passed during plenary in Enugu on Thursday.
