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NCAN poised to meet demands of cashew farmers, exporters -Ajanaku

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From Okwe Obi, Abuja

National President of the National Cashew Association of Nigeria (NCAN) Ojo  Ajanaku, has assured farmers and exporters of the body’s commitment to meet the demands of cashew farmers, processors and exporters.

Ajanaku, in a statement yesterday, to announce the change of venue for the 4th Edition of the Nigerian Cashew Day, scheduled to hold from January 22nd–24th 2026, said the resolutions of the conference will boost cashew production

He said: “The 2026 Nigerian Cashew Day Conference will serve as a catalyst for meeting the aspirations of cashew farmers, processors, exporters, investors, and development partners, while strengthening collaboration across the value chain.”

He explained that the event, which was earlier announced to take place at the State House Banquet Hall, will now be held at the Shehu Musa Ya’Adua Centre, Abuja.

He explained that the change became necessary due to unresolved logistical issues associated with the initial venue.

He apologised for any inconvenience the adjustment might cause and requested the understanding of participants.

“NCAN wishes to formally inform the general public, stakeholders, and the international community that the venue for the 4th Edition of the Nigerian Cashew Day, scheduled to hold from January 22nd–24th 2026, has been changed.

“We wish to assure Nigerians and our international partners that the conference remains fully on course and is strategically positioned to open new vistas for the growth and transformation of the Nigerian cashew industry.

“The interest of Nigeria and the collective advancement of the cashew sector remain our utmost priority.

“The National Executive in collaboration with all State Executives, is fully aligned and committed to delivering a landmark conference that will signal a new beginning for the cashew industry.

“This event is expected to drive meaningful reforms and create lasting value for the sector in the months ahead.

“We sincerely appreciate your patience, understanding, and continued trust. We are confident that the resolutions and outcomes of this conference will make your participation worthwhile.

“We look forward to welcoming you and assuring you that the 2026 Nigerian Cashew Day will be a rewarding and memorable experience,” he concluded.