The Food and Agriculture Organisation has given a breakdown of its five-year strategic Programming Framework for Nigeria, spanning between 2018 and 2022.
Browsing: Suffyan Koroma
The Food and Agricultural Organisation has promised Nigeria continued support in its drive toward ensuring food security and zero hunger in the future.
Suffyan Koroma, Country Representative in Nigeria for Food and Agricultural Organisation, said the organisation would require $91.42 million to implement the 2018-2022 Country Programme Framework for the country.
Dr Mu’azu Abdulkadir, the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, disclosed this at the handover of bee-keeping materials, honey processing and laboratory equipment to farmers in Abuja on Wednesday.
The call was made by Statistician General of the Federation, Yemi Kale, while declaring open a public lecture to commemorate the 2018 African Statistics Day in Abuja on Thursday.
Within the last three years, reports of a more lethal sequence reportedly reemerged with the risk of spreading rapidly.
The Food and Agriculture Organisation Representative in Nigeria, Suffyan Koroma, disclosed this while inaugurating distribution of planting materials for dry season farming at a farm centre, in Maiduguri.
This served as part of FAO’s 2018 rainy season programme in the region.
FREL is a benchmark on which Reduction of Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Developing Countries is measured.
Suffyan Koroma, the FAO Country Representative in Nigeria, made the prediction in Abuja on Tuesday at the onset of the dialogue on in Abuja “Lunch of Africa Sustainable Livestock’’ (ASL 2050) project.