News | Job Vacancy | Tv/Interviews | Scholarships | Educations | Entertainment | Biography | Got Talent's | Phones | Super Stories | Sports News | Comedies | Business | Relationship | Tech | Movies Series | Search
Posted by: Morayo« on: October 15, 2020, 07:21:30 AM »![]() According to Sabo Nanono, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Nigeria is now Africa's largest rice producer. While speaking at an event to mark the 2020 World Food Day, the Minister made this known, stating that a number of policies and initiatives to strengthen the value chains of rice and cassava have been put in place. Nanono further revealed that they are harnessing both livestock and fisheries' economic potential. He said; “Significant progress has been made to improve agricultural productivity since the inception of the present administration. “To boost food security, Nigeria has curbed imports and has established a robust rice production programme to encourage more rice production at home. “Efforts in this direction are starting to show results as Nigeria is now Africa’s largest producer of rice. The country is also the largest producer of cassava in the world.” On diversifying the economy, the Minister said the Federal Government through the Agro Processing Productivity Enhancement and Livelihood Improvement Support project had set aside N600bn as loan support to 2.4 million farmers across the country.
I am not Quitting PDP, Governor Adeleke Tells Osun Stakeholders' Forum by Morayo
[May 02, 2025, 07:46:29 PM] FG Gives Foreigners With Expired Visas 3 Months to Leave Nigeria by Morayo [May 02, 2025, 07:43:20 PM] CBEX Quietly Resumes Operations Despite SEC Ban, N1.2tn EFCC Probe by Morayo [May 01, 2025, 12:27:11 PM] Alaafin Of Oyo Addresses Controversial Video Involving Ooni Of Ife by Morayo [May 01, 2025, 11:52:26 AM] Amotekun Operative Killed In Iwo Ambush By Armed Hoodlums by Morayo [May 01, 2025, 11:50:40 AM] |