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Senate Minority Whip Distributes 6,000 Bags of Fertilizer To Rural Farmers in FCT in 2 years

AdminBy AdminAugust 11, 2021Updated:August 11, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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By Sunday Gbegbe in Abuja

The Senate Minority Whip, Senator Phillip Aduda, representing the FCT, has distributed 2,400 bags of fertilizer, free, to rural farmers across the six Area Councils in the FCT to boost raining season farming activities.

Aduda, who was represented by his Senior Legislative aid, Alhaji Danjuma Kawu, while distributing the fertilizer in Bwari, one of the Area Councils said the effort was to assist and encourage rural farmers in the FCT.

He said farming was a major occupation among locals in the territory, hence he decided to give priority to the sector to help address challenges of food shortage in FCT.

The Senator said the distribution of fertilizer was targeted at increasing farmers’ yield and bumper harvest in order to combat hunger and the current hardship being experienced by peasant farmers across the FCT.

He said that since his election to the National Assembly, he had always ensured that rural farmers across the six area councils in the FCT were given fertilizer to ensure bumper harvests.

Aduda cautioned the beneficiaries not to allow middlemen convince them to sell the fertilizer to them, but endeavour to apply them in their farms.

The chairman of Bwari Area Council of the FCT, Mr John Gabaya, represented by his supervisory Councillor of Agriculture, Mr Abuja Zankayinbonton, added that the support by the FCT Senator would go a long way in adding value to agricultural activities in the FCT.

Speaking on behalf of the beneficiaries, the Chairman of the FCT farmers Association, Bwari Area Council Chapter, Mr Jiko Lobho, appreciated the effort of the Senator, noting that it would go a long way to boost and enhance bumper harvest in this year’s farming.

He urged beneficiaries to ensure they apply the fertilizer in their farms.

Aduda, who recalled that he donated about 3,600 bags of fertilizer last year across the six area councils, said the donation was free to lessen the burden and encourage farming in the FCT.

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