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FCTA to partner institutes to revamp agriculture

The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has said it will strengthen synergy with agricultural research institutes across the country to revitalize the agricultural sector in the FCT.

 Mr Lawan Geidam, Mandate Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development of the FCTA, stated this during a visit to the office of the International Institute for Tropical Agriculture (IITA) on Friday in Abuja.

 Geidam explained that the goal of strengthening the synergy with the research institutes was to boost food production and enhance food security. 

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 He stressed the critical role research institutes played in achieving sustainable agricultural development.

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FCTA to partner institutes to revamp agriculture

 He specifically acknowledged the valuable expertise and resources that research institutes offered, particularly in sharing knowledge of agricultural innovations and technological practices among farmers in rural communities.

 He said, “The FCTA recognises that a robust agricultural sector is vital for food security, economic growth and job creation, particularly in the FCT, currently grappling with a rapidly increasing population.

 “This is why FCTA will be strengthening synergy with your institute, as well as other relevant organisations, to leverage your knowledge and experience.’’

 Geidam also visited the livestock markets in Kugbo and Deidei; the Nyanya Veterinary Clinic; Karu Abattoir and Kado Fish Market.

 

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