what is happening here? ....

It Is a Pity.........

WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM MOSES

1.       He chose not to be called son of Pharaohs daughter! Why? Heb. 11:24

2.       Moses did not turn back from his decision. He was focused & determined

3.       Why did Moses look intently toward what he’s going to benefit for being loyal to Jehovah?

4.       Why did Moses not reject his God and people and choose Pharaoh’s God because of the enjoyment there? – “he still had faith in God”

5.       How long do you want to remain in this suffering?

6.       Enjoyment from wickedness last only a short while! Why do you still choose to do wickedness?

7.       Do you see things differently from the way Moses sees them?

8.       To know whether you can succeed in this task you have embarked in, ask your self: has anyone ever succeeded through such means before?

9.       Should you stop halfway to be able to succeed in business

10.   Is there reality and sincerity in you when you want to benefit without laboring for it

11.   Should your sacrifice your effort in what you do not be a key to your faith that you will succeed? In the case of Moses, he focused on his reward after work

12.   If you eventually succeed now, who will you give the glory to?

13.   Having the believe that this your effort is going to be productive, will it not be beneficial to you to see yourself enjoy the fruit of your labour in future?

14.   What will help you to press on in this program?

15.                        When you throw maize chaff out of your car window after eating it,  what do you have in mind?

ACFA: THESE PROGRAMS WERE STARTED BUT NEVER SUSTAIND BY THE VARIOUS GOVERNMENTS THAT INSTITUTED THEM.

Most of such programs that were not sustained are:

1.     National Accelerated Food Production Programme (NAFPP) in1972 during  General  Yakubu  Gowon’s  regime

2.    Agricultural Development Projects (ADP): formerly known as Integrated Agricultural Development Projects (IADP) was earlier established in 1974 in the North East (Funtua), North west (Gusau) and North Central (Gombe) states as pilot schemes.

3.    United  Nations  Development Programme  (UNDP).    was  designed  to  improve  the  quality  of  life, improvement  in  nutrition,  by  the  World  Bank,  African  Development  Bank

4.      Operation Feed the Nation (OFN): evolved on 21^st May 1976 under the military regime of General Olusegun Obasanjo.

5.      Green Revolution (GR) was inaugurated by Shehu Shagari in April 1980

6.      Directorate for Food Roads and Rural Infrastructure (DFRRI) was initiated in Nigeria in January 1986 under General Ibrahim Babangida’s administration.

7.      River Basin Development Authorities (RBDAs).

8.    Better Life Programme (BLP) in 1987. was founded in Nigeria by Mrs. Maryam Babangida

9.      National Agricultural Land Development Authority (NALDA): This was established in 1992

10.  Family Economic Advancement Programme (FEAP) 1996 by late General Abacha and his wife Mrs. Maryam Sani Abacha.

11.  Family Support Programme (FSP was initiated in 1994 by Mrs. Maryam Sani Abacha

12.  National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy (NEEDS). was initiated by Olusegun Obasanjo in 1999

13.  States’ Economic  Empowerment  and  Development  Strategies  (SEEDS)

14.  National, Special Programme on Food Security (NSPFS)

15.  Root And Tuber Expansion Programme (RTEP)

16.  National Fadama Development Project (NFDP) was designed in the early 1990s

               IN every society, the agricultural sector, takes a prominent position in the scheme of things. From providing food for the teeming populace to creating employment for a vast majority of people, agriculture has played and is still playing critical roles to the sustenance of economic and social growth in any society.
Since the creation of Edo State by the then regime of General Ibrahim Babangida out of the former Bendel State in August 27, 1991 and with an estimate 3, 218,332 people, agriculture has been a major source of sustainance Read more..........