Nigeria will be among the top three potato growers in the world by 2025

Published 2021년 11월 29일

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Nigeria aims to rank among the top three potato-producing nations globally by 2025, according to State Minister of Agriculture Mustapha Baba Shehuri. This announcement was made during the inaugural international conference and exhibition on the potato value chain and root crops in Jos, Plateau state. Shehuri also emphasized the government's commitment to preventing food crises following the COVID-19 pandemic and highlighted Nigeria's leadership in the cultivation of various root and tuber crops in Africa, positioning the country as the seventh largest producer of ware potatoes.
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State Minister of Agriculture Mustapha Baba Shehuri has stated that Nigeria will be among the top three potato-growing countries in the world by 2025. He said this on Thursday at the first international conference and exhibition on the potato value chain and root crops in Plateau state capital Jos. The minister said the federal government will ensure there is no food crisis after the Covi-19 crisis, adding that steps have been taken to limit any negative impact that could escalate food insecurity. "It is a well-known fact that Nigeria has a relative advantage in growing root and tuber crops," Shehuri said. "At the moment, the country is the leader in the cultivation of yam, ...
Source: AGF

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