The Kano State Consumer Protection Council has discovered a large quantity of adulterated fertiliser at two locations in the state and also apprehended a trailer-load of expired semolina at the popular Singer Market in Kano metropolis.
The adulterated fertilisers were discovered at warehouses in Gunduwawa, Gabasawa LGA, and in Garko LGA.
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The discoveries came on the heels of the high cost of fertiliser and other agro-inputs which has forced many farmers to either seek alternative means for their farms or reduce their cultivated lands.
The acting Managing Director of the council, Baffa Babba Dan’agundi, in a statement by the spokesperson of the council, Musbahu Yakasai, while commending the efforts of patriotic citizens in the areas where the discoveries were made, further called on them not to relent in providing the council with credible information about such unscrupulous people and their businesses.
