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Perm sec warns Jos citizens not to eat looted wheat seeds
Permanent Sec of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Abdulkadir Mu’azu, has warned against the consumption of looted wheat seeds looted from a warehouse in Jos.
The seeds were looted by citizens of the state who mistook them for COVID-19 palliatives.
Mu’azu said that the seeds worth millions of Naira are not fit for consumption because they have been treated with agrochemicals.
He announced on Twitter:
“Today, hoodlums vandalised the National Agricultural Seed Council’s warehouse in Bukuru, Jos and looted wheat seeds worth millions of Naira. The wheat seed is not fit for human consumption as it has been treated with Agrochemicals. It is for planting!
“FMARD appeals to the general public not to consume the looted wheat seed. It is POISONOUS. JOS RESIDENTS ARE BEING ADVISED TO LOOK OUT FOR LOOTED WHEAT SEEDS AND AVOID CONSUMING THE SEED. BE WARNED!”
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