The document discusses Nigeria's Agricultural Transformation Agenda (ATA) under President Goodluck Jonathan and Minister Akinwumi Adesina. It outlines their achievements in ending corruption in fertilizer procurement, introducing programs to empower farmers, boosting rice production, and averting a food crisis. It also notes Nigeria's agricultural strengths and potential based on its arable land, water resources, and youth population. However, it states Nigeria currently spends $11 billion annually importing food. It proposes several actions needed to position Nigeria as a global leader in agriculture, such as improving productivity, access to credit, youth involvement, mechanization, import substitution, spending, standardization, and developing internal and global markets.

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We need more
Agvocates

3. ATA
Under the
Agricultural
Transformation
Agenda of
President
Goodluck
Jonathan, The
Honourable
Minister, Dr
Akinwumi
Adesina and his
team have
achieved a lot.
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Ended corruption
in fertilizer
procurement and
distribution.

5. 2
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Introduced the Growth
Enhancement
Scheme(GES) and the E-
wallet that has empowered
several Nigerian peasant
farmers.

6. 3
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Began a major rice
revolution that has
boosted local rice
production and
processing

7. 4
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Averted food crisis
during the worst
flood ever
experienced in
Nigeria

8. THE ATA STRATEGY
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The ATA is Nigeria’s
agenda aimed at adding
20 Million Metric Tons of
food to domestic food
supply and create 3.5
million jobs by 2015

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13. OUR AGRIC STRENGHTS
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84 Million hectares of arable
land
50.4 million hectares (60%)
uncultivated
A whole year of sunshine
230 billion cubic meters of water
80 million youths ( over 70%
unemployed)

14. OUR AGRIC STRENGHTS
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84 Million hectares of arable
land
50.4 million (60%) uncultivated
A whole year of sunshine
230 billion cubic meters of water
80 million youths (70%
unemployed)

15. THE PAINFUL REALITY
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Nigeria is a net importer of
food.
We spend $11 Billion each
year.
Importing RICE, WHEAT,
SUGAR , TOMATO & FISH.

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What do we do to
position Nigeria
as a global power
house in
Agriculture?

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Improve
Agricultural
productivity

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Improve access to
credit.
Reduce interest rate to
single digit for Agric
lending (25%) too high.

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Trigger massive
youth
involvement in
Agriculture

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The success of our
Agriculture depends on
how much incentive we
are willing to give to
our Agribusinesses and
people.

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Mechanize
our
Agriculture

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Drive import
substitution by
accelerating local
production of staple
crops.

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Increase
spending on
Agriculture

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Standardization of
crops in order to
achieve uniformity
in quality and
quantity

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Support more
Nigerians to be
leading players and
drivers of our Agric
sector

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Take advantage of
our population and
build robust
internal markets
for what we grow.

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China assembles and sells to the
World consumer goods.
Japan sells to the World fuel
efficient and affordable cars.
India provide human resources
to staff and run offices across
the World.
Saudi Arabia fills the World’s
gas stations.

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Nigeria should position
as a global power house
in Agriculture, meeting
the rising global demand
for food.