The partnership between Kebbi State Government and the US African Development Foundation (USADF) has been attributed to the growth of agribusinesses, improved livelihoods, resilience and creativity of people in the agric sector of Kebbi State.
The Executive Director, Diamond Development Initiatives (DDI), Adamu Garba disclosed this at the Agricultural Value Chain Mini fair organised by USADF and Kebbi State under the strategic partnership program for smallholders farmers and entrepreneurs mostly women.
He said the the partnership between them has ignited a spark of hope and prosperity in kebbi State. "We can see the fruits of their collective investments in the credible projects showcased here today.
"As we walk through the exhibition stands , we can't help but be inspired by the stories of individuals who have turned adversity into opportunity", he said.
He added that the projects exhibited at the stands are more than just agricultural initiatives but they are beacons of economic empowerment and community development.
He commended USADF and Kebbi State Government for investing in the dreams of the local farmers and entrepreneurs. "Your partnership has resulted in improving revenues, generating profits, creating jobs, improving food security and overall quality of life in the community", he said.
The smallholders farmers and entrepreneurs that showcased their agric products at the stands include: Magaji Karaye farmers cooperative, Gaskiya Diary farmers cooperative, Dan Kwalli Clusters Rice Farmers multipurpose,Dawanau Groundnut farmers cooperative, Tondi -Gada Women multipurpose and Matan Fada Fakai multipurpose association.
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