Mr Mukhtar appreciated the organisation, describing the recognition as humbling and deeply emotional.
Mr Ibrahim said the vaccines were provided in line with the federal government’s Renewed Hope Agenda.
Stakeholders in Kaduna state’s agricultural sector have called for stronger coordination to accelerate growth and improve outcomes under the Policy on Agricultural Systems Strengthening.
Effective communication, transparency, and science-based risk assessments are the cornerstones of Nigeria’s approach to genetically modified organisms.
The Ekiti government has received 80,500 doses of livestock vaccines from the Federal Ministry of Livestock Development to prevent and control transboundary animal diseases.
Anambra has taken delivery of its allocated vaccines under the L-PRES project for mass vaccination of livestock against major transboundary animal diseases in Nigeria.
Mr Kyari expressed delight at PAOSMI’s interest in cassava industrialisation.
The Youth for Agricultural Initiatives, a bee farmers’ association, says Nigeria needs about N36 billion in investment to boost commercial honey and apiculture production.
The Kano government has reaffirmed its commitment to modernising livestock business practices to protect public health, improve food safety and strengthen livelihoods.
He said the gesture was aimed at providing affordable inputs to farmers through transparent processes.
