Nigeria ginger farmers lost N12 billion in 2023

게시됨 2024년 8월 22일

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In 2023, Nigerian ginger farmers faced a devastating ginger blight disease epidemic, resulting in N12 billion in losses and the destruction of over 90% of their harvest. Minister of State for Agriculture and Food Security, Aliyu Abdullahi, highlighted the critical role of agricultural insurance, which allowed insured farmers to receive compensation and continue farming, unlike their uninsured peers. With 51% of Nigeria's farming areas at risk of flooding in 2024 due to climate change, the government plans to incorporate agricultural insurance into the National Agricultural Growth Scheme Agro-Pocket (NAGS-AP) programme to promote sustainability and food security.
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The federal government says that Nigerian ginger farmers incurred losses amounting to N12 billion due to the disastrous disease epidemic that destroyed their crops in 2023. The Minister of State for Agriculture and Food Security, Aliyu Abdullahi, stated this at the Agricultural Insurance “train the trainer” workshop on Thursday in Abuja. He highlighted the incidents of the 2023 wet farming season, where ginger farmers in Kaduna suffered immensely from the outbreak of the ginger blight disease. Mr Abdullahi said the farmers lost over 90 per cent of their total harvest for the season. “Only a few of those ginger farmers who took our insurance protection received monetary compensation for their harvest losses. “These set of farmers could boast of returning to their farms without little or no financial assistance, unlike their uninsured counterparts who had to dip into their meagre savings to be able to continue farming. “That is some food for thought and something that we all have to ...

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