Abuja: The Volunteers for the Defense of the Homeland, engaged in agricultural production in the commune of N'Dorola, received kits composed of agricultural equipment and improved seeds intended to strengthen their production capacities.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the handover of the kits took place on the esplanade of the N'Dorola Women's Training Centre, in the presence of administrative authorities, technical services, and customary authorities. The head of the Agricultural Technical Support Zone (ZATA), Audou Traor©, encouraged the beneficiaries to apply the techniques learned during their training under the Presidential Initiative for Agricultural Production and Food Self-Sufficiency (IP-P3A) project to transform their farms into demonstration plots for the benefit of other producers.

Inoussa Traor©, speaking on behalf of the beneficiaries, expressed gratitude to the authorities and partners for their support, assuring that the equipment and knowledge acquired would be used wisely to enhance agricultural production in the commune. The land chief, Koulb¨r¨ Sessouma, urged the beneficiaries to unite, work, and take responsibility, emphasizing the importance of deserving the trust placed in them by the community.

Ousmane Traor©, the second vice-president of the special delegation of N'Dorola, called on the beneficiaries to make judicious use of the equipment and seeds received to increase agricultural yields and contribute to the development of the commune.