The study reconnoiters and reinvigorates the age long clamors for women participation toward sustaining growth and nascent development with a view of attaining Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Nigeria. The research examines the role of women in agriculture, their access to resources, and how empowering women can lead to improved agricultural practices, which are essential for achieving long-term sustainability in Biu Local Government, Borno State. The study employs a mix of theoretical- Capability Approach and quantitative methods to assess the current status of women in agriculture, identify barriers to their empowerment, and propose strategies for improving their involvement in sustainable agricultural practices. The findings revealed the importance of integrating the female- gender perspectives into agricultural policies in order to achieve sustainable development and enhance the resilience of communities in Biu Local Government and beyond. The major thrust of the study advocates for better empowerment for Women. As well as, the Policymakers and Development practitioners should prioritize clamor for women's empowerment and provide support to women farmers to enable them to adopt sustainable agricultural practices in order to balance gender equity with a view toward attaining the targets of Sustainable Development Goals in Nigeria.