The unveiling positions Nigeria within a growing global network of over 100 WFF chapters worldwide.
Mr Adeshola said the rising cost of day-old chicks was detrimental to poultry sector growth.
Mr Isong urged stakeholders to translate their commitments into practical projects, measurable outcomes and sustainable investments.
The NSE-AGESI partnership gives Nigerian engineers globally aligned tools and evidence frameworks to address the climate crisis and infrastructure fragility.
The federal government distributed fertilisers to 5,040 farmers in Bauchi State under the National Agricultural Development Fund.
Mr Yahaya noted that the initiative offered an important model for addressing livelihood challenges.
The minister said the Made-in-Nigeria campaign would promote consumer confidence.
Governor Umar Namadi urged researchers to prioritise practical studies to tackle climate challenges, boost crop production and enhance food security.
AGROW is expected to mobilize approximately $220 million from agribusiness firms and a further $22 million from certified seed producers.
Vice-President Kashim Shettima says Nigeria will achieve food sovereignty through mechanisation, climate-smart agriculture, high-yield seeds and modern farming practices.
