I think the main discussion should be on its long term impacts on the human body.

How can Generically Modified crop create more food for us in Nigeria and the sub-sahara African nations. We should be talking about it adverse effect on human rather than giving in to how much such crop will yield.Where some more developed countries are putting ban on such crops and food. Well no amounts of wealth of researches on GMO can take the place of naturally grown foods. Even if Africa counties are talking about carry out research,Nigeria government can't just be taken for their words .it's all deceit. GMO crop is no way good for Nigerian neither for African.

No tela maize plz

Better yield at the expense of our health. If insects doesn't take it then its a poison.

It had been compromised sir! We don't want it! Period! We stay with natural! Thank you 🙏🏽

Welldone Mr Bamijoko, we need to scale up on our conventional seeds, GMO is a bit shady at least to the present day Nigeria

No to GMO crops!!!!

NO TO GMO

Thanks for the insight shared.

What about the health implications?Which of those agencies you mentioned can be trusted? And another issue here is about those behind the sponsorship of the so called researches. Please NO TO GMOS. NO TO TELA MAIZE. Let's invest rather in empowering our farmers as you rightly mentioned.

No to Gmo

Honestly tgis thing is simple. We are what we comsume. If the fiod we are consuming can nit reproduce, then there may be a long term effect of reproduction in human. This thing may have effect on our reproduction system; it can make us impotent.

NO NO NO NO NO NO NO TO GMO,killer seeds oooooooh !!!!!!!!

quite insightful

The propaganda has started.

Nigeria came onboard because there is money from the donor to be shared