edition, would hold in 26 public schools in the state.
The Acting Commissioner for Agriculture, Ms Abisola Olusanya, said the occasion, scheduled for Sunday, July 26, would enhance agricultural supply by connecting all the value chains with their markets.
She added that the market would also help in rebuilding the local food economies by providing a cost-effective, retail-sales prospect for local food producers in the state. The acting commissioner noted that the market would also provide an informal social gathering place in an open-air setting for the community where the market was situated, as well as demonstrate environmental stewardship.
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