Our policy has made Nigeria fertiliser powerhouse in Africa – Buhari | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari delivers a speech during a meeting on the second day of a European Union African Union summit at The European Council Building in Brussels on February 18, 2022.

He expressed delight that the era of a persistent shortage of fertiliser in the country was now a thing of the past, commending FEPSAN for partnering with the government in the very patriotic backward integration project of enhancing the agricultural value chain. ‘‘This historical scarcity of fertiliser was due to our over reliance on imports and the inefficient participation of the government in distributing this essential commodity to the farmers.

According to him, a key indicator of the present government’s successful policies is the fact that the country has no shortages of fertilisers during the global COVID lock downs. He highlighted some CBN’s interventions, including the Real Sector Support Facility, Commercial Agriculture Credit Scheme, National Food Security Programme and the Presidential Fertiliser Initiative .

‘‘The Bank will equally work with the blending plants to ensure that the blended fertilisers are made available to end-user farmers at affordable prices,’’ he said.

That is true baba Buhari. But people that make it so re not happy now. Please look into the matter before 2023 election. Pay farmers and Enumerators what belong to them please and please. I personally supported you with my all ❤️ and even now,

Powerhouse for fertilizers , but a soft touch on bandits

Policy without education is useless EndASUUstrike

Bruv.. No one gives a fuck about fertilisers right now, Deal with more important issues MBuhari NigeriaGov

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