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    Katsina Signs N2bn Agro-Processing MoU with Kano Firm

    Ogochukwu NdubuisiBy Ogochukwu NdubuisiDecember 30, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Katsina Signs N2bn Agro-Processing MoU with Kano Firm

    Katsina State Government has signed an MoU with Kano-based Al-Hikma Fertiliser and Chemicals Ltd. to establish a N2 billion agro-allied processing plant. The project will be located in Batagarawa and Rimi Local Government Areas of the state.

    The MoU was signed on Tuesday in Katsina by Alhaji Ibrahim Tukur-Jikamshi, Director-General, Katsina State Investment Promotion Agency and the company’s Managing Director, Alhaji Bashir Ahmad.

    Speaking after the signing, Tukur-Jikamshi said the government allocated 150 hectares at Tashar-Bala and Rimin-Kaura for the project.

    He recalled the inauguration of a technical committee on the Framework for Responsible Inclusive Land Intensive Agricultural Investment (FRILLIA).

    “FRILLIA ensures inclusivity when investors require large-scale farmland belonging to local farmers. “The framework respects citizens’ lives, land ownership, homes, social wellbeing and historical antecedents,” Tukur-Jikamshi said.

    He said the governor had signed an Executive Order to strengthen the framework’s implementation. Tukur-Jikamshi disclosed that land compensation had been settled, some residents would be resettled, and infrastructure provided along the Eastern Bypass.

    He said local government authorities and traditional rulers were consulted and had accepted the project’s benefits.

    In his remarks, Ahmad said the company already operates in Funtua, Bakori and Sabuwa Local Government Areas.

    He said Al-Hikma produces NPK fertiliser, organic fertiliser, and undertakes seed production and packaging.

    “We support farmers with inputs and receive repayment through farm produce after harvest. “We plan to extend operations and invest about N2 billion in the new areas,” he said. Ahmad said the project is expected to commence by 2026. #Katsina Signs N2bn Agro-Processing MoU with Kano Firm#

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