Adamawa First Lady Empowers Over 500 Women, Youths, and Students Through Agriculture

Adamawa First Lady Empowers Over 500 Women, Youths, and Students Through Agriculture

Adamawa First Lady Empowers Over 500 Women, Youths, and Students Through Agriculture

The Adamawa State First Lady, Hajiya Lami Ahmadu Fintiri, has concluded the distribution of agricultural empowerment items to over 500 women, youths, and students across the state.

The initiative aimed to revive Nigeria's agricultural heritage and inspire a new generation of farmers.

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Hajiya Lami Fintiri emphasized the importance of agriculture in driving the economy, feeding families, and building resilient communities. She called for the revival of school gardening programs, highlighting their role in teaching children responsibility and sustainability.

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The First Lady expressed gratitude to Senator Oluremi Tinubu for her commitment to youth and women empowerment through the Agricultural Support Programme of the Renewed Hope Initiative. She assured that Adamawa State would fully embrace the program, mobilizing schools, communities, and local leaders to ensure its success.