GMOs

The Federal Government hasassured Nigerians kit will ensure that genetically modified organisms (GMOs) do not affect the countrys rich biodiversity, which includes about 7,895 plant species and 22,000 vertebrate and invertebrate species.

It also stated that the law safeguarding human health from potential risks associated with GMOs, like food safety, has been taken care of by regulating modern biotechnology and the law that supports agricultural modernisation and others.

Biosafety is not just a policy; it is a commitment to safeguarding our nations health, biodiversity, and environment. We will monitor technological advancement, particularly in agriculture that are beneficial and pose no harm to people or our land.

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