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The minister said the project has two phases. The first phase should end in September this year, and the second will start in October and finish by March 2027.
Farming in Kogi is getting more attention than ever before,” Fanwo said. “Young people and women in places like Ibaji, Gegu, and Egbe are now deeply involved in this farming movement across the state.”
Senator Barau gives fertiliser to Kano farmers every year to help them grow more food and support food security in the country
Bassey explained that the traceability system will help improve the quality and reputation of Nigerian palm oil. It will ensure that products meet national and international standards, eliminate adulteration, and make Nigerian palm oil more competitive in industries like food, medicine, and cosmetics.
A total of 87 farmers in Lagos State have received farming grants worth ₦11.4 million. The money was given under the 2025 Agricultural Support Programme of the Renewed Hope Initiative (RHI-ASP), led by the Federal Government.