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Agribusiness Ifad Fg Train 697 Young Farmers in Ondo

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The training program targets smallholder agriculture in Nigeria's Niger-Delta, aiming to boost local food production (cassava, cocoa, fish, poultry). The commercial mechanism is weak: it is a capacity-building initiative with no immediate price or supply shock. The primary sector is agriculture, with a regional focus on Nigeria (EM_MARKETS). No direct impact on commodity prices or margins is evident.

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  • IFAD, FG, and LIFE-ND trained 697 young farmers in Ondo State.
  • Training started November 2025, covering cassava, cocoa, fishery, poultry.
  • Each trainee received N50,000 monthly stipend.
  • Project aims to provide grants for business ventures.
  • Goal: combat food shortages in Niger-Delta region.

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