An
agreement to establish and implement an agricultural development project was
signed by Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN)
and Voluntary Services Overseas (VSO), reports DailyTrust.
The
agreement, tagged SMEDAN-VSO Agro-Enterprise Project, NaijaAgroNet learnt is to engage women and youths
between the ages of 18 and 35 years in agrobiz.
Alhaji
Muhammad Nadada Umar, SMEDAN Director-General said at the signing session that
the agreement combines expertise of both bodies would add tremendous value to
the development of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and the nation's
economy.
The
pilot programme as revealed would be established in four states; Nasarawa,
Ondo, Kaduna and Cross Rivers states.
“Our
organizations both share the same values in respect of assisting disadvantaged
people. SMEDAN, as a gender-sensitive organization, with our high level of
professionalism, has a lot to offer to this nation,” SMEDAN DG affirmed.
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