The Bauchi Fertiliser Company Ltd (BAFCO) has raised a significant alarm regarding the alleged widespread circulation of counterfeit fertilizers being sold in open markets across the state.
Mr. Kefas Magaji, the Executive Chairman of BAFCO, expressed his deep concern in a statement issued on Friday by the company’s Public Relations Officer, Mr. Rabiu Idris, in Bauchi.
“The Executive Chairman, Mr Kefas Magaji, expressed concern in a statement issued by the Public Relations Officer of BAFCO, Mr Rabiu Idris, on Friday in Bauchi.“
Magaji extended gratitude to loyal farmers for their continued trust in BAFCO’s products but strongly cautioned them against purchasing fertilizer from unauthorized vendors. He clarified that while BAFCO has commenced production of NPK 20:10:10 fertilizer for the 2025 farming season, the product has not yet been officially released to any individual or group.
“While we have commenced production of NPK 20:10:10 fertiliser for the 2025 farming season, the product has not yet been released to any individual or group. The official launch of sales and distribution will follow a formal flag-off by His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Bauchi, Sen. Bala Mohammed,” he said.”
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The chairman reiterated that the Bauchi State Agricultural Supply Company (BASAC) remains the only accredited agency authorized to sell BAFCO fertilizer to the public. He issued a stark warning: “Any purchase made outside BASAC is at the buyer’s risk and may involve fake products that could compromise farming outcomes.”
Magaji reassured farmers of BAFCO’s unwavering commitment to ensuring the availability of high-quality fertilizers for the 2025 farming season.
He also expressed gratitude to Governor Bala Mohammed for his steadfast support of the company and advised members of the public with relevant information or inquiries to contact BAFCO’s public relations unit.
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