Rotary Club Donates Borehole to Lagos Market
Rotary Club of Lagos Central donates a borehole and generating set to Sandgrouse Market on Lagos Island to improve water access, hygiene, and economic activity.
Rotary Club of Lagos Central donates a borehole and generating set to Sandgrouse Market on Lagos Island to improve water access, hygiene, and economic activity.
Human Rights Monitoring Agenda appeals to Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu to investigate Onikotun of Ikotun's alleged illegal seizure of Ola family's farmland, with N100m losses claimed.
The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security and IITA have signed an MoU to strengthen soil health, improve fertilizer efficiency, and enhance farm productivity across Nigeria through data-driven initiatives.
A new initiative by Mastercard Foundation and Global Energy Alliance targets Nigeria's agricultural energy deficit to reduce post-harvest losses and create jobs for young women.
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RecommendedAcross Nigeria, government-led demolitions displace thousands due to weak enforcement and lack of compensation, leaving families without homes or livelihoods in urban centers.
Nigeria's cashew exports have surged to 600,000 metric tonnes annually, as NCAN calls for special processing loans and stronger local value addition to boost the non-oil sector.
The United Nations reveals 35 million Nigerians, including 3 million children, face acute hunger in 2026 due to reduced global aid budgets and conflict in the northeast.
Nigeria's cashew industry generates over $400 million in export earnings annually, but stakeholders reveal only 20-30% is processed locally, limiting economic potential.
A Nigerian lady on TikTok appeals for customers after her mother's new tomato and pepper shop fails to attract buyers despite affordable prices and fresh stock.
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RecommendedThe Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals Development clarifies that the Lagos gold refinery is a private venture, not a federal project, amid NEF's opposition. Read the full details.
A one-tusked elephant in musth has killed 22 people in India, forcing villagers to sleep on rooftops. Officials call the attacks unprecedented. Read more on the human-wildlife conflict.
Nigeria's Minister of Solid Minerals, Dele Alake, secures a second term as head of the Africa Minerals Strategy Group, outlining plans for continental collaboration and value addition. Read more.
Governor Ahmadu Fintiri pledges support for livestock sector growth as a key economic driver during Minister Maiha's visit. Plans for national ranching policy advance.
Osun State's Emerald Forest Reserve earns global Key Biodiversity Area status, driven by IITA-led research confirming the endangered Ibadan Malimbe. A win for conservation.
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RecommendedA new study reveals high awareness but low adoption of solar-powered irrigation among smallholder farmers in Kebbi. They are calling for government subsidies to boost food security and climate adaptation.
Agrolinking unveils AgTrail, a digital traceability platform to help Nigerian farmers and exporters meet strict EU deforestation regulations, safeguarding vital export earnings.
The UN warns 55 million in West and Central Africa face acute food insecurity, with 15,000 in Borno, Nigeria, one step from famine. Violence and aid cuts are to blame. Urgent funding is needed.
YSJ Farms denies defrauding Ekiti youths in N1bn agriculture programme. GM clarifies N100,000 fee was for pioneer participants only. Read the full details and official response here.
A new study reveals over 99% of Kebbi farmers know solar irrigation, but under 30% use it due to high costs. Farmers are begging for government subsidies to boost food security and year-round farming.
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RecommendedA German company introduces ARBOCEL, an insoluble fibre concentrate, to Nigerian farmers. Proven to increase bird body weight and improve gut health, it tackles climate-related stress and boosts production profitability. Learn how this innovation transfor
Agriculturist Eyitayo Raji calls for land policy reforms, gender inclusion, and tech adoption to empower smallholder farmers and tackle insecurity, outdated tools, and low profits.
NSPRI's 'Catch Them Young' initiative trains 50 Lagos students in food preservation to tackle Nigeria's 30-50% postharvest loss. Learn how this shapes future agripreneurs.
Kaduna State's $200 million Mega Poultry Project is set to generate $450 million in annual revenue and over 350,000 jobs, boosting food security and agribusiness. Read more on this transformative initiative.
Bauchi State forms a climate assembly with experts to fight bush burning and deforestation, aiming to protect agriculture and public health. Learn about the new strategies.
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RecommendedVice President Kashim Shettima leads the National Economic Council meeting to advance President Tinubu's livestock and ranching transformation agenda. Read the latest details.
Ogun State acquires a major poultry processing facility, adding 1.3 million birds annually to boost food security and attract investment. Read more on this agricultural milestone.
Banditry and controversial food import waivers jeopardize a major World Bank agricultural intervention in Nigeria's northwest. State commissioners demand policy changes to save food security goals.
Development expert Emmanuel Iranyang Yakubu urges Gen. T.Y. Danjuma to lead large-scale investment in Taraba's cocoa and palm oil sectors to tackle poverty and unlock the state's vast agricultural wealth.
Governor Douye Diri mandates increased local rice production, approves N200m monthly grant for Bayelsa farmers, and warns against land for herders. Read more.
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RecommendedBanditry and controversial food import waivers risk derailing a major $500m World Bank agricultural intervention in Nigeria's North West. State commissioners demand policy changes.