NSUK Faculty of Agriculture Clinches Top Honors at 2024 National Agricultural Show
The Faculty of Agriculture at Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK) emerged as a standout at the 2024 National Agricultural Show, clinching two prestigious awards. The Faculty secured 1st Position in the Colleges and Faculties of Agriculture in Nigerian Universities category and 1st Position for Fisheries Technology.
Mary Nwaeze 
Professor S.A. Okunsebor, the Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, presented the awards to Professor Saadatu Hassan Liman, the Vice-Chancellor of the University, on Friday, November 29, 2024, in her office. The recognition reflects the Faculty's consistent dedication to excellence in agricultural education, research, and innovative contributions to the field.
The National Agricultural Show, held annually, took place from November 24–29, 2024, at the National Agricultural Show Ground, located at Kilometer 28 along Keffi-Abuja Way, Tudun Wada, Karu Local Government Area of Nasarawa State. The event serves as a major platform for showcasing agricultural inventions, innovations, and advancements from stakeholders across the agriculture and agro-related industries in Nigeria.
This year, NSUK's Faculty of Agriculture was particularly recognized for its cutting-edge contributions to fisheries technology, as well as for its overall excellence in advancing agricultural education. The University’s victory is a testament to its ongoing efforts to be at the forefront of research and academic rigor in the agricultural sciences.
Additional Remarks:
NSUK’s success at the National Agricultural Show aligns with the University’s vision of becoming a leading center of excellence in agriculture, aiming to foster sustainable practices and innovations in the sector. The Faculty’s 1st Position award in Fisheries Technology specifically highlights the advancements made in sustainable fisheries and related agricultural practices, marking a significant achievement in agricultural research in Nigeria.
The Faculty’s achievements are set to encourage further engagement in agricultural research and innovation, which will directly benefit the students, faculty members, and local communities involved in the agricultural sector.
