Mr Bukar noted that the bill was signed into law by former Governor Darius Ishaku in 2018.
“We are taking all necessary steps to ensure farmers return safely to their farms,” said deputy defence minister Bello Matawalle.
He noted that the asset restoration programme fits squarely within the broader vision of Mr Tinubu’s administration.
UNICEF says it plans to mobilise 100,000 Nigerian youths for climate action by the year 2025 under its global environmental initiative, Green Rising.
He said the initiative was aimed at promoting the sustainability of Nigeria’s fisheries resources.
Mr Shettima announced that he would personally establish a cocoa farm to lead by example and encourage others.
Mr Wike said access roads in rural communities would significantly boost agricultural production and impact food security in the long run.
“The killings by herders and other criminal elements are not peculiar to Benue alone. It is a wider problem affecting parts of the North-East and North-Central,” Mr Alia said.
“We can also enhance nutritional content while ensuring that our agricultural practices are sustainable and environmentally friendly,” he said.
The Jigawa government says it has enrolled 100,000 farmers into a digital platform to foster smart agriculture.
