“By raising awareness and acting collectively, we can mitigate AMR’s impact and ensure infections remain treatable,” Mr Yakubu said.
The permanent secretary stated that agricultural mechanisation in Nigeria was currently facing immense potential constraints and significant challenges.
A 51-year-old ginger farmer stated that the situation might affect ginger farming in Kaduna.
Mr Wike said the initiative was a decisive step by the federal government to promote food self-sufficiency.
Mr Abiola-Ajimobi said that the president was committed to ensuring that the sector was reformed.
The Bayelsa government has solicited an equity stake in the Brass Fertiliser and Petrochemical Company project, which is about to begin on Brass Island.
The executive secretary of the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission, A’isha Rimi, disclosed this in Katsina on Monday, shortly after the inspection.
The governors said the impending food crisis could be averted by giving more subsidies to farmers and ensuring adequate preparation for dry-season farming.
Mr Bello encouraged fellow farmers to abandon traditional seeds.
The Value Chain Development Programme states that no fewer than 18,000 rice and cassava farmers in Ogun have benefited from its intervention.
