He told ERINA that the ongoing public campaign is part of the soil and water conservation as well as the efforts to achieve food security and that the participation of the inhabitants is commendable.

Indicating that the crops are now in good condition as a result of the people’s endeavors and the promising rainfall, Mr. Idris said that millet and sorghum were cultivate in over 60 hectares of the land and taff has been planted over 20 hectares for experimental purposes. He further called on the inhabitants to enhance their contribution in strengthening their organization in the undertaken campaign to achieve food security.