NSE has pledged post-harvest innovations through solar storage and mobile cold-chain solutions to reduce food loss and support food security.
The UN chief urged world leaders to take steps to cut emissions in response to the “masterclass in climate destruction” that the world witnessed in 2024.
Mr Ayinde said that farmers needed to embrace innovative farming techniques.
The Yobe government has vowed to tackle the incessant herders-farmers clashes in the state.
Mr Ede pointed out that the timely distribution of farm inputs would alleviate the nation’s food crisis caused by underproduction.
He further explained that post-harvest losses within the onion value chain in the country currently exceeded 50 per cent.
He said the proposed training was designed to equip participants (youths and women) with broad knowledge and practical skills in handling agricultural machinery.
Mr Obaseki said his administration had recorded success in de-risking agriculture, supporting farmers and prioritising investment in the sector.
Mr Sule said the 10,000-hectare rice farm project was in line with the Renewed Hope Food Initiative of President Bola Tinubu to ensure food security.
Mr Tinubu noted that foreign investors were already expressing interest in collaborating with Nigeria.
