Mr Tinubu noted that foreign investors were already expressing interest in collaborating with Nigeria.
Mitigation policies are on the rise, including carbon pricing policies, with 75 carbon taxes and emission trading schemes covering approximately 24 per cent of global emissions.
A technical sub-committee evaluating dams in Nigeria has conducted a physical inspection of the Dadin-Kowa dam, Yamaltu/Deba LGA in Gombe.
Mr Banga said the increase in agricultural productivity and incomes would help create jobs, boost revenues, and improve the quality of food and nutrition.
The command vowed to punish the erring officers to serve as a deterrent to potential ones in the command.
Mr Badaru assured Nigerians of the armed forces’ commitment to providing security to boost the country’s food security.
The European Union is building capacity among stakeholders and negotiators in Nigeria’s climate sector to address methane emissions.
The House also urged the CBN to ensure that 50 per cent of the lending goes to smallholder farmers through microfinance institutions and farmer cooperatives.
Mr Yinusa also acknowledged the challenges young Nigerians face in fully participating in agriculture.
Mr Shawulu said, “We don’t want to lose crops that prefer moderate or controlled rainfall due to the excess rain.’
