The Nigerian government has launched a new initiative to modernize its agricultural sector. The Nigerian government has launched a new initiative to...
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From Yakubu Mustapha Minna The New Niger Agricultural Revolution has received a boost with the allocation of 60 hectares of land to Niger Food and Logistics on a lease agreement by the Suragi community in Mokwa Local Government Area of the state. Mokwa Council Chairman, Jibrin Abdullahi Muregi who is leading the negotiations with other communities to mobilize over 200 hectares of land within a few days aimed to harness the vast agricultural potential of the local government. The village head, Ahmadu Alhasan, emphasized that the decision to lease the land was in recognition of Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago’s agricultural […]
The Nigerian government has launched a new initiative to modernize its agricultural sector. The Nigerian government has launched a new initiative to...
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