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Vice-President, Kashim Shettima, has requested the assistance of the United States government for President Bola Tinubu’s food security agenda.
The vice president said Nigeria requires urgent support, from the US government, “be it technical or otherwise, towards addressing challenges in our agricultural sector”. He also reassured the US special envoy of the readiness of Tinubu’s administration to collaborate with relevant stakeholders to improve agricultural productivity, not only in the country but across Africa.
“What we are trying to do here in the US, which we coined the ‘Vision for Adapted Crops and Soil’, is a partnership between the US, the AU, and the FAO,” Fowler said.“In summary, what we are trying to do working with African countries is to help them, right from the national level down to the farmers, to manage the soil more properly and to ensure sustainability and productivity .
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