Families who switched from tomato to other alternatives may need to return to their favourite fruit as prices have dropped to seven-month low on the commencement of a new harvest season and the July/August rain break.
Tomato prices fell 58 percent from January to August 2024 in a relief for sever
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Feyishola Jaiyesimi
Feyishola Jaiyesimi covers agriculture and environment trends at BusinessDay, Nigeria’s leading daily newspaper focused on economy and finance. Her stories draw on investigative journalism, and she has been selected for professional training by the US Embassy, Lagos, and Dataphyte. Feyishola holds a bachelor’s degree in Zoology and Environmental Biology from Ekiti State University.
