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An international non-governmental organisation, Actionaid, has urged the federal and state governments to adhere to the Maputo Declaration by allocating 10 per cent of their budgets to agriculture to ensure food security in the country. Actionaid gave the advice at the end of a three-day conference, titled “National Stakeholders Consultative Meeting on 2025 Agricultural Budget,”…

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