Talking in a meeting with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Friday, Ogbonna said the eventual fate of agribusiness was not looking great, because of repeating assaults on ranchers in numerous parts of the nation.
Agriculturists in Africa's most crowded country are as of now fighting with an invasion of ridiculous assaults by herders, constraining numerous ranchers to abstain from setting off to their homesteads to remain alive.
Ogbonna said the issues of agriculturists had likewise been aggravated by issues identifying with environmental change, focusing on that the advancement required government's quick consideration.
He contends that administration must handle herders intrusions head-long and furthermore develop logical strategies in doing farming and dealing with the issue of environmental change.
The yield rancher said that agriculturists in the nation must grasp year-round water system cultivating to remain in business and give sustenance to the overflowing masses.
"Most Nigerian ranchers develop their homesteads, in light of the climate however when there is dry spell everything is influenced.
''The nearby rancher needs to get some distance from an atmosphere subordinate cultivating. Setting up a water system framework is the best wager for the neighborhood rancher, despite the fact that this will include immense assets.
"Environmental change represents a great deal of difficulties to the Nigerian rancher, so I prompt a move towards water system cultivating, rather than sitting tight for the downpours."
He likewise talked on the requirement for youthful business visionaries with enthusiasm for cultivating to take in the ropes previously leaving on farming as a business wander.
"Most young people nowadays are not keen on dull work on ranches. Youngsters ought to get a decent place to get the hang of cultivating legitimately before leaving on it as a business.
"They should have a solid enthusiasm for cultivating. Cultivating isn't a get-rich-brisk plan.
Ogbonna, who is the Chief Executive Officer of Emperors Farms, exhorted those engaged with cultivating to focus their endeavors on building a continuing worth chain instead of concentrating on generation alone.
Identifying an assortment of difficulties confronting crop ranchers in the nation, he said that genuine consideration ought to be paid to how to enhance the agribusiness esteem chain.
"As a nation we should quit concentrating on trim generation alone with regards to horticulture.
''We ought to consider what esteem we are adding to what we are delivering. We should need to put more exertion in our esteem chain.
The harvest rancher bemoaned that gaining admittance to reserves, land, hardware and deficient labor had stayed basic issues to Nigerian agriculturists from year to year.
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