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Coalition lauds Minister Kyari on agric sector reform 

 

The Coalition for Human Rights Promotion in Africa (CHRPA) has praised the Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Senator Abubakar Kyari, as a champion of agricultural sector reform.

The coalition in a press statement Wednesday in Abuja hailed Senator Kyari’s visionary leadership, effective resource utilisation, and strategic initiatives which  yielded significant progress in the past year.

The convener of the coalition, Dr Emmanuel Agabi said the ministry had made notable strides in enhancing food security and nutrition, improving market access, and generating employment opportunities.

Agabi also acknowledged Senator Kyari’s other achievements including the successful launch of the 2023-2024 dry-season farming program, the distribution of 58,500 metric tonnes of milled rice, and the development of 23 improved crop varieties.

“Senator Abubakar Kyari has demonstrated exemplary leadership and dedication to the agricultural sector, which has yielded remarkable progress in the past year.

“His commitment to food security, sustainable agricultural practices, and farmer empowerment has set a strong foundation for a prosperous and sustainable agricultural sector.

“Under Senator Kyari’s leadership, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security has made significant strides in enhancing food security and nutrition, improving market access, and generating employment opportunities in the agricultural sector.

“The allocation of N309 billion towards these critical endeavours demonstrates the government’s unwavering support for the agricultural sector.”

The coalition further commended Senator Kyari for his dedication, vision and efforts and urged him to continue prioritising the agricultural sector as a key driver of Nigeria’s economic growth.

“Minister Kyari’s leadership embodies a commitment to good governance, accountability, and the promotion of human rights, thereby serving as a beacon of inspiration for exemplary leadership in the public sector,” Dr Agabi added.

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