The Lagos State Government is set to celebrate the 2026 World Food Day, according to reports from the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) and Voice of Nigeria. The event, which will be marked on October 16, aims to raise awareness about food security and sustainable agriculture. The activities lined up for the day include a farmers’ forum and an agricultural exhibition. The events are expected to bring together farmers, policymakers, and stakeholders in the agricultural sector to discuss ways of improving food production and ensuring food safety. While details about the specific location and schedule of the events have not been disclosed yet, the Lagos State Commissioner for Agriculture has assured that more information will be made available in due course. This move by the Lagos State Government aligns with global efforts to combat hunger and promote sustainable agriculture. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), approximately 820 million people worldwide suffered from hunger in 2020, highlighting the need for concerted action to address food insecurity. The World Food Day celebrations provide an opportunity for stakeholders to share best practices, innovations, and challenges in the agricultural sector and work towards a common goal of ensuring food security for all.
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