He also said that the collaboration would help to create employment opportunities for the youths.
Ms Ogunkua said the restoration of the hectares of land would be carried out in Cross River and Ondo State, respectively.
Mr Oke said local farmers could still meet up with the yearly crop productivity output with strict adherence to NiMet’s directives and predictions.
Mr Maiha said the government had already planned to operate an integrated piggery farming and processing initiative in the state.
Wale Oretan, the deputy director of agriculture and fisheries in NDDC, said 300 farmers from Abia and other states in the region participated in the training.
The information commissioner, Sagir Musa, disclosed this to journalists after the weekly executive council meeting on Monday.
Each of the beneficiaries will receive two she-goats and one he-goat.
“We are all from the same place, and whether we like it or not, we are going back to the same place,” said Mr Adeyemi.
Mr Ojomah noted that the meeting served as a crucial platform for in-depth discussions on project implementation
The FAO predicted in its recent report that approximately 30.6 million Nigerians will likely face acute food and nutrition insecurity between June and August 2025.
