Community Urged to Own Solar Water Project in Taraba
Hub Foundation's president urges Jalibgo community leaders to take ownership of a new solar-powered water project, emphasizing sustainability through local management and protection.
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Cassava Supply Crisis Cripples Nigeria's Factories (11.04.2026)
Nigeria's cassava processing plants operate at only 30-40% capacity due to unreliable feedstock supply, threatening investments and value chain stability, according to the Nigeria Cassava Investment Accelerator.
TechnoServe Trains Millers on Rice Fortification in Nigeria
TechnoServe, in collaboration with PRiFN, trained millers in Lagos on fortifying rice with essential micronutrients to address malnutrition. NAFDAC and SON emphasized regulatory compliance and quality standards.
NBMA Suspends GM Cotton Varieties for Regulatory Violations (11.04.2026)
The National Biosafety Management Agency has ordered the suspension of four new GM cotton varieties due to unauthorized registration and trials, citing violations of biosafety laws.
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Awareness on Animal African Trypanosomiasis in Cattle
A Kaduna resident educates a herder on 'Sammore,' or Animal African trypanosomiasis, highlighting symptoms, risks, and prevention methods to curb disease spread in Nigeria.
Sanwo-Olu's Fourth Mainland Bridge Deadline Before 2027
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu pledges infrastructure push as his term nears end, but the Fourth Mainland Bridge remains stalled despite years of promises and a preferred bidder.
Zulum Unveils 20 Electric Buses for Borno Commuters
Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has inaugurated 20 electric luxury buses in Maiduguri to combat rising transport costs, part of a green energy initiative supported by President Tinubu.
Manufacturers Decry Poor Cross-Border Trade in Africa
The Pan-African Manufacturers Association expresses deep concern over costly barriers hindering cross-border trade in Africa, despite the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement.
FBRA Recovers 2.2 Tonnes of Recyclables in Ajegunle
The Food and Beverage Recycling Alliance recovered over 2.2 tonnes of recyclable materials in Ajegunle, Lagos, during Global Recycling Day activities, engaging over 500 participants.
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COCEFAAA Unveils Plan to Boost Cocoa and Coffee Production
The Cocoa and Coffee Farmers Alliance Association of Africa (COCEFAAA) has introduced a three-year development plan aimed at increasing Africa's share in the global cocoa and coffee markets. The initiative focuses on value addition, sustainable farming, a
IITA Launches Africa's First Soybean Speed Breeding in Zambia
The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture has inaugurated Africa's pioneering soybean speed breeding facility in Zambia, aiming to slash crop development time and boost food security across the region.
South-West Commissioners Push for Coordinated Urban Planning
Commissioners from six South-West states call for a unified approach to tackle urban and infrastructure challenges, aiming to enhance development and resilience for over 52 million residents.
Does It Snow in Nigeria? The Definitive Answer
Nigeria has never recorded snowfall due to its tropical climate and geographical location. This article explores why snow is impossible, Nigeria's temperature ranges, and climate realities.
Firm Launches Environmental Charter for Global Cocoa Market
Johnvents Group has launched a comprehensive environmental charter to govern its entire value chain, aiming to meet international ESG standards and strengthen its position in the global cocoa export market.
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Nigeria's First Indigenous Car: The Z-600 Story
Discover the remarkable journey of Ezekiel Izuogu, who built Nigeria's first fully indigenous car, the Z-600, in 1997, and the challenges that prevented its mass production.
Tinubu Opens Ojota-Opebi Bridge, Calls Lagos Infrastructure Model
President Bola Tinubu has inaugurated the newly completed Ojota-Opebi Link Bridge in Lagos, describing it as a catalyst for economic growth. The 5.04km project, conceived during his governorship, was unveiled alongside the LAGIS Building and BATAC adminis
Nigeria Spent N3.53 Trillion on Raw Material Imports in 2025
Nigeria imported raw materials worth N3.53 trillion in the first half of 2025, highlighting a persistent industrial policy failure despite local availability, as revealed by the Raw Materials Research and Development Council.
Ogoni Demand Environmental Justice Before Oil Resumption
The Ogoni community in Rivers State has outlined strict conditions, including environmental remediation and legal resolutions, before allowing oil exploration to resume after a 30-year hiatus, as the Federal Government aims to boost production.
FCMB Links Value-Chain Coordination to Improved Food Security
At the BusinessDay Future of Agriculture Conference, FCMB and stakeholders emphasized the need for better value-chain coordination to enhance productivity and food security in Nigeria.
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Ogun Commissions Industrial Park, Flags Off Mall in Ode-Remo
Ogun State Government has commissioned the ATC Business and Industrial Park in Ode-Remo and flagged off a shopping mall project to boost industrialization, create jobs, and attract investments.
Oyo, FCMB Give N1.5bn to Youth Farmers
Oyo State Government and First City Monument Bank have disbursed N1.5 billion in collateral-free loans to 1,000 young agripreneurs through the Easylift programme, aiming to boost food production and support youth-led businesses in agriculture.
African Manufacturers Urge SEZ Reform for Industrial Growth
African manufacturers and stakeholders call for urgent redesign of special economic zones, citing structural flaws and global shifts. PAMA President Mansur Ahmed outlines a six-point reform agenda to boost integration and competitiveness under AfCFTA.
Human Capital Gap Threatens Africa's Energy Security
Africa's push for energy security through new refineries and plants is hampered by a critical shortage of skilled local talent, risking long-term operational failures and investment losses without urgent workforce development.
UN Chief: Dangote Key to Africa's Food Security, Needs Global Support
UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed emphasizes Dangote Industries' critical role in addressing Africa's food crisis during a Lagos visit, urging enhanced global collaboration to scale its impact.
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Abuja Rainstorm Damages Transport Project, Causes Gridlock
A heavy rainstorm in Abuja damaged the newly built Kugbo bus terminal, causing major traffic jams on the Abuja-Keffi Road. The incident has raised concerns about infrastructure durability.
Rainstorm Destroys Wike's Abuja Bus Terminal, Causes Gridlock
A heavy rainstorm severely damaged the Kugbo bus terminal in Abuja, ripping off its roof and causing major traffic disruptions. No casualties were reported, but scavengers looted debris as Nigerians question the project's durability.
Nigeria Wastes 38M Tonnes Food While Millions Go Hungry
Nigeria leads Africa in food waste with 38 million tonnes lost yearly due to poor infrastructure and cultural practices, while 30.6 million face hunger. EU and UNIDO officials warn of environmental and economic impacts.
Irrigation Crisis Hits Oyo Dry Season Farming, SWOFON Alerts
SWOFON reports that lack of irrigation facilities is severely hindering dry season farming in Oyo State, with women farmers facing high costs and water scarcity, threatening food security.
Tinubu to Inaugurate Ojota-Opebi Bridge, Other Lagos Projects
President Bola Tinubu will visit Lagos on April 8-9, 2026, to commission major infrastructure projects, including the Ojota-Opebi Link Bridge, aimed at easing traffic and boosting development. The state government assures minimal disruptions during the ev
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Nurse Leaves Australia to Farm in Nigeria
A Nigerian nurse has left her life in Australia to return home and pursue farming, showcasing her tomato farm and plans to supply fresh produce across Nigeria.
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