Yobe State and BOA Collaborate to Boost Farming Initiatives

The Yobe State Government has initiated discussions with the Bank of Agriculture (BOA) to form a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing mechanised farming, improving agricultural financing, and strengthening market access for farmers in Yobe State. The delegation, led by Secretary to the State Government Dr. Mohammed Goje, met with BOA's Managing Director and CEO Mr. Ayodeji Oludare Sotinrin in Abuja.
The talks focused on increasing agricultural productivity through access to tractors, affordable inputs, and structured markets. A significant aspect of the discussions was the Renewed Hope National Agricultural Mechanisation Programme, which offers a 40 percent presidential subsidy for tractors.
The proposed arrangement includes a framework for operational and maintenance support. Additionally, the 2026 Dry Season Smallholder Support and Value-Chain Programme aims to provide farmers with essential inputs through structured financing.
The introduction of electric cargo tricycles for transporting produce and the establishment of agricultural hubs for training and market linkages were also proposed. These initiatives align with Governor Mai Mala Buni's efforts to bolster agriculture for food security and economic growth.
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