The Sokoto State Government has earmarked N4.79 billion worth of fertilizer for distribution to farmers, including women and youth. This initiative is designed to enhance regional food security.
Governor Ahmed Aliyu launched the program in Dange Shuni Local Government Area, detailing that the fertilizer is sourced from contributions by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Fadama NG-CARES Program, and the Sokoto State Government.
Each local government area will receive 10 truckloads of fertilizer—7 for the wet season and 3 for the dry season. Governor Aliyu emphasized that this move aims to boost agricultural productivity for the 2024 cropping season and generate job opportunities for the youth.
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He assured ongoing support for farmers through the provision of farm inputs, machinery, and other essential services. The Governor urged beneficiaries to utilize the support effectively to align with President Tinubu’s food security goals.
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