Sokoto Farmers Abandon Irrigation Site Amid Insecurity Concerns
In Sokoto, farmers have deserted the Goronyo irrigation site due to insecurity, affecting water supply and agricultural operations. The Sokoto State Ministry of Water Resources is working to address the challenges and strengthen collaboration with stakeholders.
Plans include constructing earth dams across multiple states to enhance irrigation and create job opportunities. The withdrawal of contractors from the Goronyo scheme has led to concerns about water supply safety.
Efforts are being made to restore confidence in the area and support farmers through water user associations.
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