He described cloves as a tropical plant that can thrive across many parts of Nigeria.
Mr Adamu-One expressed optimism that the facility would be completed within the year.
Ms Aderele said the project strengthened extension systems, built farmer capacity, and generated evidence to inform policy and national action.
The facilities were inaugurated by the Minister for Livestock Development, Idi Maiha, in Zaria.
The state government said it was aware of the development.
He warned farmers against rushing to plant following the recent pattern of rainfall.
According to him, the true economic value does not lie in production alone.
He urged AFAN members to invest in processing, export-quality production and international market access.
The training, organised by the Kogi State VCDP in collaboration with the Nigeria-Korean Institute of Vocational and Advanced Technology, Lokoja, commenced on Wednesday.
Mr Oborevwori said that FRILIA was conceptualised to facilitate ease of doing business in Delta.
