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At the IFPRI panel at #AFSF26, I highlighted Nigeria’s shift towards a more market-driven agricultural system focused on productivity, processing, markets and investment.
Through NAGS-AP, we have recorded 2.54 million metric tonnes of produce worth ₦2.31 trillion across four farming seasons, contributing to improved food availability and price stability.
We are connecting farmers to aggregation, markets and guaranteed off-take, while supporting two million smallholder farmers and distributing over 10 million bags of fertiliser.
With the procurement of 2,000 tractors and $538 million in co-financing for SAPZs, we are accelerating agricultural transformation.
Working with IFPRI and other partners, we remain committed to evidence-based policies that will build a productive, resilient and food-secure agricultural sector.

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At the IFPRI panel at #AFSF26, @SenatorAKyari highlighted Nigeria’s shift towards a more market-driven agricultural system focused on productivity, processing, markets and investment.
Through NAGS-AP, we have recorded 2.54 million metric tonnes of produce worth ₦2.31 trillion across four farming seasons, contributing to improved food availability and price stability.
We are connecting farmers to aggregation, markets and guaranteed off-take, while supporting two million smallholder farmers and distributing over 10 million bags of fertiliser.
With the procurement of 2,000 tractors and $538 million in co-financing for SAPZs, we are accelerating agricultural transformation.
Working with IFPRI and other partners, we remain committed to evidence-based policies that will build a productive, resilient and food-secure agricultural sector.

At the IFPRI panel at #AFSF26, I highlighted Nigeria’s shift towards a more market-driven agricultural system focused on productivity, processing, markets and investment.
Through NAGS-AP, we have recorded 2.54 million metric tonnes of produce worth ₦2.31 trillion across four farming seasons, contributing to improved food availability and price stability.
We are connecting farmers to aggregation, markets and guaranteed off-take, while supporting two million smallholder farmers and distributing over 10 million bags of fertiliser.
With the procurement of 2,000 tractors and $538 million in co-financing for SAPZs, we are accelerating agricultural transformation.
Working with IFPRI and other partners, we remain committed to evidence-based policies that will build a productive, resilient and food-secure agricultural sector.

IFPRI Panel #AFSF26: Kyari Highlights Nigeria’s Shift to Market-Driven Agriculture
The Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Senator Abubakar Kyari, CON, has highlighted Nigeria’s shift from short-term agricultural interventions to a more integrated, market-driven food system focused on productivity, processing, markets and investment.
Kyari spoke at an IFPRI-organised panel at the 2026 Africa Food Systems Forum (AFSF) on “Agrifood Systems at the Crossroads: Major Disruptions and Required Policy Innovations.”
He said the National Agricultural Growth Scheme and Agro-Pocket (NAGS-AP) had recorded 2.54 million metric tonnes of produce worth an estimated ₦2.31 trillion across four farming seasons, contributing to improved food availability and price stability.
The Minister said government was moving beyond input distribution by linking farmers to aggregation, markets and guaranteed off-take, including an initiative targeting two million smallholder farmers and the distribution of over 10 million bags of fertiliser.
He also highlighted the procurement of 2,000 modern tractors and $538 million in co-financing for the first phase of the Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones across seven states and the FCT.
Kyari stressed that evidence-based policymaking, backed by research, data and economic modelling, remains central to shaping Nigeria’s agricultural policies and investment decisions, with IFPRI and other partners playing a key role.

IFPRI Panel #AFSF26: Kyari Highlights Nigeria’s Shift to Market-Driven Agriculture
The Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Senator Abubakar Kyari, CON, has highlighted Nigeria’s shift from short-term agricultural interventions to a more integrated, market-driven food system focused on productivity, processing, markets and investment.
Kyari spoke at an IFPRI-organised panel at the 2026 Africa Food Systems Forum (AFSF) on “Agrifood Systems at the Crossroads: Major Disruptions and Required Policy Innovations.”
He said the National Agricultural Growth Scheme and Agro-Pocket (NAGS-AP) had recorded 2.54 million metric tonnes of produce worth an estimated ₦2.31 trillion across four farming seasons, contributing to improved food availability and price stability.
The Minister said government was moving beyond input distribution by linking farmers to aggregation, markets and guaranteed off-take, including an initiative targeting two million smallholder farmers and the distribution of over 10 million bags of fertiliser.
He also highlighted the procurement of 2,000 modern tractors and $538 million in co-financing for the first phase of the Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones across seven states and the FCT.
Kyari stressed that evidence-based policymaking, backed by research, data and economic modelling, remains central to shaping Nigeria’s agricultural policies and investment decisions, with IFPRI and other partners playing a key role.

IFPRI Panel #AFSF26: @SenatorAKyari Highlights Nigeria’s Shift to Market-Driven Agriculture
The Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Senator Abubakar Kyari, CON, @SenatorAKyari has highlighted Nigeria��s shift from short-term agricultural interventions to a more integrated, market-driven food system focused on productivity, processing, markets and investment.
@SenatorAKyari spoke at an IFPRI-organised panel at the 2026 Africa Food Systems Forum (AFSF) on “Agrifood Systems at the Crossroads: Major Disruptions and Required Policy Innovations.”
@SenatorAKyari said the National Agricultural Growth Scheme and Agro-Pocket (NAGS-AP) had recorded 2.54 million metric tonnes of produce worth an estimated ₦2.31 trillion across four farming seasons, contributing to improved food availability and price stability.
The Minister said government was moving beyond input distribution by linking farmers to aggregation, markets and guaranteed off-take, including an initiative targeting two million smallholder farmers and the distribution of over 10 million bags of fertiliser.
@SenatorAKyari also highlighted the procurement of 2,000 modern tractors and $538 million in co-financing for the first phase of the Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones across seven states and the FCT.
@SenatorAKyari stressed that evidence-based policymaking, backed by research, data and economic modelling, remains central to shaping Nigeria’s agricultural policies and investment decisions, with IFPRI and other partners playing a key role.

IFPRI @IFPRI Panel #AFSF26: Kyari Highlights Nigeria’s Shift to Market-Driven Agriculture
The Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Senator Abubakar Kyari, CON, @SenatorAKyari has highlighted Nigeria’s shift from short-term agricultural interventions to a more integrated, market-driven food system focused on productivity, processing, markets and investment.
Kyari spoke at an IFPRI-organised panel at the 2026 Africa Food Systems Forum (AFSF) on “Agrifood Systems at the Crossroads: Major Disruptions and Required Policy Innovations.”
He said the National Agricultural Growth Scheme and Agro-Pocket (NAGS-AP) had recorded 2.54 million metric tonnes of produce worth an estimated ₦2.31 trillion across four farming seasons, contributing to improved food availability and price stability.
The Minister said government was moving beyond input distribution by linking farmers to aggregation, markets and guaranteed off-take, including an initiative targeting two million smallholder farmers and the distribution of over 10 million bags of fertiliser.
He also highlighted the procurement of 2,000 modern tractors and $538 million in co-financing for the first phase of the Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones across seven states and the FCT.
Kyari stressed that evidence-based policymaking, backed by research, data and economic modelling, remains central to shaping Nigeria’s agricultural policies and investment decisions, with IFPRI and other partners playing a key role.

IFPRI Panel #AFSF26: Kyari Highlights Nigeria’s Shift to Market-Driven Agriculture
The Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Senator Abubakar Kyari, @SenatorAKyari, CON, has highlighted Nigeria’s shift from short-term agricultural interventions to a more integrated, market-driven food system focused on productivity, processing, markets and investment.
Kyari spoke at an IFPRI-organised panel at the 2026 Africa Food Systems Forum (AFSF) on “Agrifood Systems at the Crossroads: Major Disruptions and Required Policy Innovations.”
He said the National Agricultural Growth Scheme and Agro-Pocket (NAGS-AP) had recorded 2.54 million metric tonnes of produce worth an estimated ₦2.31 trillion across four farming seasons, contributing to improved food availability and price stability.
The Minister said government was moving beyond input distribution by linking farmers to aggregation, markets and guaranteed off-take, including an initiative targeting two million smallholder farmers and the distribution of over 10 million bags of fertiliser.
He also highlighted the procurement of 2,000 modern tractors and $538 million in co-financing for the first phase of the Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones across seven states and the FCT.
Kyari stressed that evidence-based policymaking, backed by research, data and economic modelling, remains central to shaping Nigeria’s agricultural policies and investment decisions, with IFPRI and other partners playing a key role.

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