Ahmad Ribadu donates fertilizer to over 400 farmers in Adamawa
From Umar Dankano, Yola
Barrister Ahmad Nuhu Ribadu, a lawyer and philanthropist, has distributed free fertilizer to more than 400 farmers across Yola South and Fufore Local Government Areas of Adamawa State.
The distribution, which took place on Saturday under the coordination of the Ribadu Media Centre (RMC), is aimed at easing the hardship faced by farmers due to the rising cost of agricultural inputs. Ribadu explained that the intervention was designed to boost food production and cushion the impact of soaring prices on rural communities.
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“Supporting our farmers is supporting the economy. Agriculture remains the backbone of Adamawa State, and we must do all we can to strengthen it,” Ribadu said while addressing beneficiaries.
Farmers from both local governments expressed gratitude to Ribadu and his father, the National Security Adviser, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, for their continued support. Many described the gesture as timely, noting that fertilizer costs have risen sharply beyond the reach of average households.
Traditional leaders also commended the intervention. The Hakimi of Ribadu led prayers for Barrister Ahmad, asking Allah to reward him abundantly and grant him greater success in his service to humanity.
Community members hailed the donation as both generous and strategic, saying it would help avert a potential shortfall in rice production across the Yola–Fufore axis.
Through the RMC, Ribadu has continued to demonstrate commitment to grassroots empowerment, food security, and social welfare. His latest effort, residents said, adds to a growing legacy of initiatives designed to uplift vulnerable communities in Adamawa State.
