27/07/2026
SOKOTO ACReSAL IS SAID TO BE AHEAD OF THE MOST ACReSAL PARTICIPATING STATES ACROSS THE FEDERATION IN TERMS OF CRF IMPLEMENTATION.
The Sokoto Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes( ACReSAL) is said to be ahead of the most ACReSAL participating States in terms of ACReSAL Community Revolving Fund (CRF) implementation in across the Federation.
Leader of the delegation from Federal Project Management Unit (FPMU) who is also the Natural Resource Management Specialist, Musa Garba Gusau made the commendation today shortly after a meeting with officials of the Sokoto ACReSAL Project.
Alhaji Musa Garba who is also the CRF desk officer at the FPMU said, this was in consideration of the tremendous successes recorded by the project in terms of disbursement and recovery exercise.
Alhaji Musa Garba explained that, this may not be unconnected with the support being enjoyed by the Sokoto ACReSAL Core Group from the management of the Project in that direction.
The leader of the delegation noted that, they were in Sokoto ACReSAL for Credit Inspection Mission to assess the mode of the disbursement, successes, challenges and recommended the way forward.
According to him, the delegation will also intends to engage with the CRF beneficiaries across all the fifteen CRF Communities in Wurno Catchment Area to hear directly from them on challenges, repayment and overall implementation of CRF activities.
Alhaji Musa Garba Gusau to this end, commended Sokoto ACReSAL especially the CRF Core Group for attaining the results.
Speaking, the State ACReSAL Project Co-ordinator, Ibrahim Umaru thanked the delegation for visiting Sokoto ACReSAL and assured of full support and cooperation through out their stay in Sokoto in order to achieve success in their mission in Sokoto State.
Earlier, the Sokoto ACReSAL desk officer, who's also the Natural Resource Officer of the Project, Dan Abdu Abubakar presented on the overall implementation of CRF in Sokoto State successes and challenges.
Dan Abdu Abubakar added that, the Project has successfully disbursed about five hundred and seventy million Naira (570,000,0000 ) to fifteen CRF Communities in two Catchment and recovered three hundred and ninety four million ,nine hundred and eighty one thousand and six hundred and fifty four kobo, representing sixty nine point thirty percent of the total amount.
He explained that, currently about forty four new Communities have been identified for the second disbursement exercise.
Other speakers among the delegation included, Sani Aliyu Abba from Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Executive Assistant to the National Project Coordinator Christiana Omosebi among others.
The meeting featured questions, observations, and recommendations from the participants.
Communication Unit,
Sokoto ACReSAL,
27th/ July/2026.