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  1. President Tinubu's administration governs Nigeria.
  2. Nigeria is implementing a food security strategy aimed at promoting national agricultural development.
  3. The Nigerian federal government launched a national strategy for agricultural transformation.

Nigeria's NALDA Pilots Climate-Smart Farms Using Electric and Solar Power

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The National Agricultural Land Development Authority is developing climate-smart farm estates in Nigeria that utilize solar energy and electric machinery. The agency announced this plan at the 2026 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Antalya, Türkiye. The pilot locations will use electric bulldozers, electric tractors, and solar-powered irrigation systems to reduce emissions and decrease reliance on rainfall.

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The initiative aims to attract carbon credit financing for agricultural projects and reduce the impact of unpredictable rainfall on Nigerian farmers. This shift supports Nigeria's national strategy for agricultural transformation and food security.

The Nigerian federal government has launched a national strategy for agricultural transformation, and Nigeria is implementing a food security strategy aimed at promoting national agricultural development.

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