FAO trains 51 extension service officers to boost agric in Northeast

The Representative of Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) in Nigeria, Suffyan Koroma, has said that the graduation of 51 agricultural trainees was to support conflict affected farmers to boost productivity via extension services in Northeast.

Njadvara Musa, Maiduguri

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