Stage Set For Implementing The Greatest Agric Revolution In Nigerian History – Lai Mohammed
The Minister Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed says that the stage is set for the greatest agricultural revolution in Nigerian history.Mr Mohammed said the revolution would be brought to fruition through a programme called ” The Green Imperative”.
According to the minister the initiative is a Nigeria-Brazil Bilateral Agriculture Development Programme, one which dates back to the 6th of June 2016. He said that amongst other things, the initiative will reactivate six motor assembly plants in the six-geopolitical zones of the country for assembling tractors and other implements.
Adding that the programme will also import the Completely Knocked Down parts of about 5,000 tractors and numerous implements annually for a period of 10 years.Good afternoon gentlemen, and thank you for honouring our invitationsecond term of the Buhari Administration, I hinted at the agriculturalthat the Hon. Minister of Agriculture and I will be providing details.2. The Buhari Administration is set to revolutionize agriculture inNigeria-Brazil Bilateral Agriculture Development Programme.
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