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    Aliyu Tasks Stakeholders on road map for livestock Sector to achieve food security

    By National UpdateDecember 12, 2022 Agriculture No Comments2 Mins Read
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    FCT Minister of State, Dr. Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu, has urged participants at the ongoing regional conference on conflict resolution in livestock sub-sector, to provide the region with a roadmap that will be sustainable to bring about prosperous livestock sub-sector to achieve food security.

    The minister made this call at the opening ceremony of the regional summit on conflict resolution in livestock sub-sector organised by the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAD), held in Abuja.

    Special Adviser on Media to the minister Austine Elemue quoted her to have stressed that such roadmap would enable the sector create needed jobs, and stimulate further diversification of the economy away from other mineral resources.

    While commending the conference theme: “Promoting Regional Peace and Climate Security in the Livestock Sector“, the minister indicated that it could direct participants to focus on developing conflict resolution techniques and seeking peace building relationships across ethnic, national and international boundaries.

    Aliyu said; “Our countries more than ever before are in dire need of the participation of key stakeholders in enhancing agribusiness for increased food security and employment along commodity value chains and agro-industrial development to earn foreign exchange and contribute to socio-economic development of the region.
    “It is indeed heartwarming to see the high level of enthusiasm and willingness of the region to engage with stakeholders towards building a virile economic sector development”.
    She, therefore, assured participants that the FCT Administration would continue to remain committed to the implementation of 10 years Livestock Development Plan for growth and development of the sector.
    According to her; “the FCT is not just about infrastructural development, the FCT Administration has also given due attention to the agricultural sector in order to meet the needs of the growing population of FCT with food and nutrition security.”
    Earlier, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Dr. Mohammad Abubakar, pointed out that that the livestock sub-sector has been instrumental to Nigeria’s economic growth and development.

    He further noted that with adequate attention, the livestock could be a major driver in quest for sustainable food and nutrition security. 

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