Sola Adeniyi, CEO, Go Green African Initiative, the keynote speaker, said there was a rising need for Nigerians to actively participate in subsistence farming.
In the quiet farmlands of Chibok in northeastern Nigeria, the steady rhythm of women cracking groundnuts and sorting harvests now carries a meaning deeper than livelihood.
For the mothers whose daughters were abducted during the 2014 school attack by terrorists, the work has become both survival
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