Category : Agriculture


Kano Sachet Water Price Rises to N300 Per Bag

The Association of Table Water Producers in Kano State has announced a price increase for sachet water from N220 to N300 per bag, citing soaring production costs including fuel, packaging, and electricity challenges.

Carter Bridge: 125-Year-Old Lagos Landmark History

Explore the remarkable history of Carter Bridge, built in 1901, which connected Lagos Island to the mainland and shaped the city's transport for over a century until its recent demolition approval.

Nigeria Bans Import of Key Food Items in 2026

The Nigerian Customs Service has released a comprehensive list of food items prohibited from importation in 2026, including poultry, pork, beef, eggs, vegetable oils, processed foods, and beverages. This policy aims to stimulate local agriculture, create

First European Cargo Plane to Land at Gateway Airport Soon

Governor Dapo Abiodun announces cargo operations will start at Gateway International Airport within 30-45 days, with the first cargo aircraft from Europe landing. The development is part of the Industrial Platform, Remo Free Trade Zone project.

Students Jailed for Explosive Sheep Attack

Two agricultural students from Plumpton College have been sentenced to prison for a brutal attack on a sheep involving explosives. The court described their actions as callous and sadistic.

FarmerMoni Portal Opens: N300,000 Loans for Farmers

The Federal Government has officially opened applications for the FarmerMoni Scheme, providing smallholder farmers with interest-free loans up to N300,000 to boost agricultural productivity nationwide.

Gas Leak at Illegal Mining Site in Plateau Kills 37

A suspected toxic gas leak at an illegal mining site in Plateau state has resulted in the deaths of 37 miners, with survivors hospitalized. The incident highlights safety concerns in unregulated mining operations.

Agro Real Estate Rivals Commercial Real Estate in Returns

At AAREDS 2026, industry leaders highlighted structured agro real estate investments in crops like oil palm and cocoa as competitive alternatives to commercial real estate, emphasizing governance and institutional backing for long-term yields.

Only 20% of Nigeria's Waste Managed, Engineers Raise Alarm

Environmental engineers in Nigeria have raised serious concerns that only 20% of the country's waste is properly managed, threatening public health and sustainability. The warning came during the inauguration of new NIEE leadership in Abuja.

Ogun Rebrands Agriculture with ₦10M Grants for Youth

Ogun State under Governor Dapo Abiodun has revolutionized agriculture, attracting youth with modern training, infrastructure, and grants up to ₦10 million, shifting farming from a last resort to a profitable career choice.

Nigerian Farmer Escapes Deadly Snake Bite on Farm

A Nigerian farmer, Paul Yaor, expressed profound gratitude to God after narrowly escaping a venomous snake bite while harvesting yams on his farm, attributing his survival to divine intervention.

Mining Pit Collapse in Ebonyi Kills 3, Injures 4

A tragic mining pit collapse in Ebonyi State's Enyim Agalegu community has resulted in three fatalities and four injuries, sparking calls for safer mining practices and highlighting ongoing dangers in Nigeria's mining sector.

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