Agriculture and agro-industry were prominent parts of the Adamawa Rising Agenda described at Galadima’s campaign launch. A report published by Kanari News on 9 September 2026 outlined a value-chain approach that goes beyond farm production alone.
As reported, the campaign discussed irrigation and mechanisation, post-harvest storage, processing and packaging, transportation, marketing and export. It also referred to agro-industrial hubs and stronger routes between producers and markets.
Why the value chain matters
Farming incomes can be affected by seasonal production, losses after harvest, high transport costs and limited access to processors and buyers. Investments across storage, processing and logistics are intended to address several of these bottlenecks together rather than treating each stage in isolation.
The report summarises campaign proposals. The final programme would need published details on locations, financing, delivery partners, safeguards, performance indicators and access for smallholder farmers.
Source: Kanari News — read the original report ↗
Summary prepared for this campaign information website. Please consult the linked original report for full context.