The President used the occasion to highlight the successes achieved by the administration through the implementation of the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan, ERGP.

According to the President, a top priority of his administration is to ensure that the efforts of hardworking Nigerian farmers are respected.

Prince Wale Oyekoya, Managing Director, Bama Farms Ltd, calls on President Muhammadu Buhari to enhance Agricultural development and food security.

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PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari on Sunday assured that his administration would continue to sustain investment in agriculture.

“His victory at the poll did not come as a surprise especially with the giant strides recorded in the nation’s agriculture sector; particularly the rice revolution, among others.

The president stressed that the inter-faith gathering was aimed at further consolidating efforts of and programmes initiated by his administration to ensure peace, stability and development of the country over the past four years.

Alhaji Rabe Daura, the National President of the body, said the present administration had successfully revived the agricultural sector through the introduction of the anchor borrowers agricultural programme.

President Buhari flags off his campaign in Kebbi state, acknowledging the resilience of farmers, especially in rice production.

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“Agriculture has been a key area of Nigeria’s economy long before we discovered oil. It is in this regard, the president has done everything possible to help farmers across the country and today majority of Nigerians are doing very well with their farming...

“Noticeable declines were steadily recorded in our monthly food import bill from US$665.4 million in January 2015 to US$160.4 million as at October 2018”

President Muhammadu Buhari, Friday, in Abuja, pledged the commitment of his administration to revive the ‘good old days’ when the cotton and textile industry employed hundreds of thousands of Nigerians.

President Muhammadu Buhari says there are vast opportunities for Nigeria and Namibia to cooperate in areas like agriculture and trade.