What Tinubu Will Do To Eliminate Hunger - Professor Dadari Professor Salihu Adamudari, a lecturer at Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria and a ...

What Tinubu Will Do To Eliminate Hunger - Professor Dadari

Professor Salihu Adamudari, a lecturer at Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria and a commentator on current events, has garnered conflicting reactions to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's declaration of a state of emergency affecting the nation's food supply. The lecturer outlined the potential benefits of the law as well as the issues that could prevent it from working. The following is how their conversation with our Assistant Editor, BELLO HAMZA, went:

Please introduce yourself to us, please.

Professor Salihu Adamu Dadari works in the department of agriculture at Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria and specialises in agricultural research and techniques (IAR). Additionally, a commentator on global events.

What does the declaration of a state of emergency in the food sector by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu mean?

The importation of food from foreign nations is likewise subject to this rule. Because food imports from other nations reduce Nigeria's economic prosperity. The food that our farmers are producing will also be of very low quality.

The farmers are quite disorganised, which is why you notice the banned one. They triumphed. But other customers lost their food because of a mistake in the money transaction, and it will now cost them. thus they also feel wet. We therefore urge the president to appoint professionals in their professions.

He is a skilled individual who has studied agriculture, just as the Minister of Agriculture. The Minister of Health is a physician with background in the medical industry. The nation will silently perish if you allow politicians to take over these two positions.

This explains why Nigeria is currently regressing.

If such a law is passed, our goal is for Nigeria to make it simpler for farmers to pay for fertiliser, insecticides, and quality seeds. And wealthy. You will notice that food will be abundant and that everything will function properly if God delivers good water. Additionally, the economy of the nation will soon expand. However, until there is peace, nothing can be guaranteed.

You can see that kidnappers, members of Boko Haram, ISWAP, and assassins are all around the nation. The nation cannot possibly continue to expand. Don't you have the opportunity to visit the farm? Can you come, too?

Nigeria now cultivates less than 25 million acres of its 100 million acres of arable land, making it a wealthy nation. You see, 75 million kilometres are covered in forest. For example, if you travel from Kaduna to Birnin Gwari, you will see a forest but no farms.

I took a flight from Kaduna to Abuja, and then I travelled to Akure, which is a forest. Everywhere a city exists, the land is farmed. God has given us plentiful land, which, if improved, will allow for continued cultivation, but it was rejected. Everyone is required to remain in the workplace and leave their luggage there. Then, in order to gain money, the displaced traders—those who grow rather than buy—hide and conserve the product.

In other words, Nigerians' trust has declined, thus you can see that this won't be the case until we turn back to God. As you can see, while pastors and imams both preach, none of them actively participate.

I'm not criticising them, but keep in mind that the north is where all the problems with overcharging and hiding are. If you look in the north, you will primarily see those who claim to be with God. Watch the distribution of the fuel. Our folks conceal petrol, advertise it, and it is expensive. So, someone purchased, gathered, and then concealed food. Since there are now 40,000 bags of chicken, they are

release it and make money off of it. You see, there is neither sympathy nor pity. This kind of controversy cannot possibly continue in the nation.

So how can the government's declaration of a food supply emergency help the poor?

Because he already followed aunt Rididi, he won't comprehend. He said that the grownups who would serve justice injured him and that the suffering should be attended to. When you weigh your maize, it will be measured with a large tiya; but, when you go back to purchase it, you will notice that it is small. The poor guy fell inside, as you can see. The poor are fed up with being poor. There is only prayer since the nation is already depressed. However, a significant win would have resulted in reformation if there had been a harsh penalty.

You will witness a lawyer deceiving the public in order to steal money and tell lies. You'll observe that the judge allegedly took a bribe while failing to properly handle the case.

Can you hear Bulkachuwa, a House of Elders member who recently resigned, say that his wife also brings people to her and gives to them? You see, without law and order, no nation can advance. You must pay attention in Nigeria because even "particulars" are taken and you overlook them; if you don't, they will attempt to make you overlook receiving your money.

There is no peace, despite their desire to uphold the law and order. People are spread where there is cultivation; for example, in Zamfara, Katsina, Birnin Gwari, Dan Sadau, and many other locations in Sokoto. If you look at how much farming is done, you'll notice that it has dropped. Read about where food is grown.

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