USA Africa Dialogue Series - Nigeria, the private sector and agriculture

Good moves! the   Otunba   Niy   Adebayo  the ia aNigerian minister of industry informs government is out to court the private sector to embrace agriculture. Very commendable step. there is staggering wealth in the private sector.50 trillion-naira worth electronic transactions are done every year in Nigeria
it is my hope that the private sector would live up to expectations.
for instance, n the private sector more and more people should aspire to own tractors made in Nigeria for the Nigerian environment as opposed to luxury automobiles all to well-advertised in Nigerian newspapers. let it becom a status thing to own Tractors.

can we have tractor reviews in Nigerian newspapers and review of other argic implements and inputs? This has become imperative in this season of hunger and food crisis.
and we have to move from reporting movers and shakers and celebrities in the city to reporting farmers and what's going on in rural Nigeria or why things are not happening at all.
The Nigerian newspapers have to embrace the return of the rural sociologist and agric extension worker #nigerianfarmer #nigerianrurallife #ruralnigeria #farmingnigeria #agricnigeria #ruralagricnigeria #ruralsociologynigeria

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