Ms Umar said the assorted food commodities released included maize, millet, sorghum, and garri.
FCCPC has raised the alarm over the increase in adulterated and contaminated foods in the markets.
Mr Namadi said that 30,000 assorted fingerlings had been stocked in each of the three water bodies.
Mr Ngene said that with 70 per cent of the population engaged in the agricultural sector.
Mr Sanni suggested that effective reduction in crop losses and waste would aid food security.
She also appealed to the federal government to provide subsidised fertiliser and other farm implements.
On Thursday, a bill for an Act to establish the South-East Erosion Control Commission passed its first reading in the House of Representatives.
Senators from the northern region have objected to a bill to ban open grazing and stop the movement of herders and their cows.
Mr Zam urged the Senate not to pay lip-service to the clashes between sedentary farmers and nomadic herders.
UNICEF partnered with the Sokoto government to establish a technical committee on climate change and environmental issues.
