Mr Kyari expressed delight at PAOSMI’s interest in cassava industrialisation.
The Youth for Agricultural Initiatives, a bee farmers’ association, says Nigeria needs about N36 billion in investment to boost commercial honey and apiculture production.
The Kano government has reaffirmed its commitment to modernising livestock business practices to protect public health, improve food safety and strengthen livelihoods.
He said the gesture was aimed at providing affordable inputs to farmers through transparent processes.
Mr Ayatse urged relevant authorities and professional bodies to work together to rebuild extension services and strengthen veterinary infrastructure.
The dominance of middlemen and weak agricultural market structures have been emphasised as factors driving up food prices in Nigeria.
Mr Kyari said the programme was a way forward to delivering on the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Tinubu.
Ms Odubanjo said young citizens in their productive years must be encouraged by the government to get involved in agriculture-related ventures.Â
The defendant is facing a two-count charge bordering on misdemeanour and malicious damage, to which he pleaded not guilty.
They said the call became necessary to provide people in the state and its residents with a purposeful standard of living.
