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500,000 hectares of farmland recovered from bandits in Kaduna
PoliticsRecovery of farmland from bandits
The Kaduna State Government has recovered over 500,000 hectares of farmland from bandits, allowing farmers to resume agricultural activities.
The recovery is attributed to improved security in the state over the past three years, according to the state Commissioner for Information and Culture, Ahmed Maiyaki.
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Key Takeaways
- Recovery enables farmers to return to agricultural activities
- Improved security in Kaduna State contributed to the recovery
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Expected Outcomes
- Increased agricultural production, improved food security
Why It Matters
Recovery of farmland can boost economy, enhance livelihoods of farmers
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