Nigerian Farmers Lose N5 Trillion Due to Policy Failures
Nigerian farmers have faced immense challenges resulting in a loss of N5 trillion over 24 months. The losses are attributed to policy failures, inadequate infrastructure, lack of access to credit facilities, and security issues.
These factors have hindered the agricultural sector's growth and impacted the livelihoods of farmers across the country.
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