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Nigeria Launches Program to Fund Commercial Farming at Tertiary Institutions

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The Federal Government announced the Renewed Hope Tertiary Agricultural and Entrepreneurship Programme, which aims to mobilize over 500,000 hectares of underutilized land across 40 tertiary institutions for commercial agricultural production and research. Under this initiative, the Bank of Agriculture will provide between N1bn and N2bn in financing to each participating institution.

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Why it matters

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The policy is designed to boost national food production, create employment, and reduce the dependence of universities and higher institutions on government funding. By enabling tertiary institutions to establish commercial farms, the program integrates agricultural enterprise into the educational sector.

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    Tertiary institutions could gain direct access to N1bn-N2bn financing for agricultural production and related inputs.

  • Tertiary institutions could gain direct access to N1bn-N2bn financing for agricultural production and related inputs.

  • Tertiary institutions could gain direct access to N1bn-N2bn financing for agricultural production and related inputs.

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