Each day in Nigeria, millions go hungry, and yet, half of the nation’s food is wasted. This contradiction is not only a humanitarian crisis but also an economic one. The post-harvest food losses, driven by poor infrastructure, weak cold storage systems, inefficient logistics, and a lack of investm
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