The group, according to its initial statement, is made up of 14 serving governors, 13 ex-governors and three former Senate presidents
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The mega rice pyramids project is a collaboration of the country’s apex bank and the Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria.
Dr. Musa Olasupo, an Assistant Director in CBN and member, CBN Rice Value Team, made this known on Tuesday in an interview with News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja.
The Deputy National President of RIFAN, Segun Atho, told the News Agency of Nigeria on Tuesday in Lagos that many rice vendors were stocking the commodity ahead of the Yuletide.
Atho told the News Agency of Nigeria on Thursday in Lagos that he believed the state government would develop more in the production of rice, even when it just started its revolution,
The State Acting Commissioner for Agriculture, Abisola Olusanya, gave out the empowerment tools on Tuesday at the beginning of a three-day capacity building and training of the rice farmers on current production practices in the rice value chain.
The Nasarawa state chapter of the Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria on Tuesday received six tractors under the Federal Government Anchor Borrower’s Scheme.
The Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria said the Central Bank of Nigeria has approved compensation for over 550,000 rice farmers affected by the 2018 flood disaster.
No fewer than 120,000 rice farmers in Kano State would benefit from the Federal Government’s Anchor Borrower Programme for this year’s dry season farming.
The Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria has appealed to the Federal Government to grant farmers affected by recent flooding fresh loans to enable them to engage in dry season farming.
Alhaji Adamu Maigoro, Chairman, Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria, Jigawa Chapter, on Friday said the recent flooding in the state destroyed over 100,000 hectares of rice farms.
The state Chairman of Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria, Dirisu Abdulsalam, told newsmen on Thursday in Benin that farmers close to the riverine areas in the state were worst hit by the flood
The Adamawa Chapter of the Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria has said that with over 5,000 of its members affected by flood, food security in the state was under threat.
The Rice Famers Association of Nigeria in Kano state says the recent flood has destroyed over 5,000 hectares of rice farm in some local government areas of the state.
Akwa Ibom Chairman of RIFAN, Dr Ita Akan, told newsmen in Uyo on Thursday that the rice seedlings would be distributed to 7, 000 registered rice farmers in the state.
Segun Atho, the South-West Coordinator of RIFAN, conveyed the commendation in an interview with News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos.
Alhaji Aminu Goronyo, the President of RIFAN, expressed the commendation on Wednesday in an interview with News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja.
Rotimi Kolawole, state coordinator of the association, said this on Thursday in Ado-Ekiti during a news conference.
Ezekiel Ogbinko, Chairman, Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria, Bayelsa State chapter, disclosed this in Yenagoa on Friday while flagging off the second phase of the programme for the 2018 farming season
Daware told the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja that many farmers had complained that they were unable to access the loan of ABP, executed by the Central Bank of Nigeria