Experts Suggest How Africa's Agriculture Can Be Transformed

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Africa agriculture is experiencing unbalanced growth because of somethings that are important but not available and also ignored such as technology, quality seeds and implementation of government policies.
Many organisations have been providing various solutions which will be use in addressing and positioning agriculture on the continent as the main hub or part of Africa transformation. 
The African agricultural technology foundation (AATF) new introduction to engage various stakeholders on the identification and possible solution needs to be focused on .
AATF just started an interactive agricultural talk show called/named KIKAO, the show analysis and identify practical solutions to the problems that has made the continent efforts to make agriculture one of the mainstay of her economy useless.
The show is anchored by AATF executive director in person of Dr camsius kanangire and experts to discuss how the African continent can advance in agriculture. 
Agriculture is the hub of which sub saharanpur Africa development will evolve but the biggest question remains on whether the present form of agriculture in the continent will be able to simulate that development said Kanangire during the show.
He further said transformation in agriculture will lead to increase in agricultural productivity and diversification which will in turn give rise to improved food and nutrition security and job creation through expanded commercialisation and industrialisation. 
The president of all farmer association Arch kabir Ibrahim and Dr Boddupalli maruthi the director CIMMTY Global maize featured on the show and both stated out points on how African will improve on productivity. 

BYLINE: FARONBI OLUWAYEMISI OLAYINKA
Edited & published by SHODOLAMU OLAWA QUADRI 

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