Nigeria plans to conduct COVID-19 tests for five million farmers — Minister

Mr Nanono said the ministry will continue to support investments in science and technology.

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The minister did not disclose the plans for a country that has tested less than 300,000 people for COVID-19 since February when it had its index case. He noted that the management and staff of these institutions are hereby requested “to join hands with the governments in seeking technology-based solutions to existing problems such as low yield, pest and insect infestation, as well as post-harvest losses.”In his remarks, Yemi Akinbamijo, the executive director, Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa , said Nigeria is a significant player in the promotion of Sustainable Development Goals in the continent.

“One plus one should not be two, it should be greater than three or more. Tissue culture is the way to go,” he said.

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