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FG inaugurates direct distribution of fertilizers to farmers in Bauchi


By Charly Agwam, Bauchi
The federal government through the office of the Special Assistant to the President on Agriculture has begun direct distribution of fertilizers to farmers in Bauchi.
Speaking at the flagg off ceremony in Bauchi during the weekend, the Personal Assistant to the Special Assistant to the President, Buhari Bulkachua said government is taking action to help farmers because it is aware of rising cost of commodities.
He said: “On the occasion of flagging of distribution of free fertilizer by the Office of Special Assistant on Agriculture to the President of Federal Republic of Nigeria His Excellency Hon. Abiodun Yunusa, I want to tell you that government is aware of the situation.
“Our farmers are the backbone of our economy, providing food for our tables and contributing to our country’s growth. Government is aware of rising input costs, that is why it is taking action to help farmers overcome the obstacle.
“This free fertilizer distribution programme by Ahmed Tinubu led Administration is the first of its kind in the country and is just one aspect of the comprehensive strategy of this Administration to boost agricultural activity and enhance better livelihood of the citizens of Nigeria.
“This laudable program is ensuring food security, promoting sustainable Agriculture and contributing to our nation’s economic development.”
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