The Federal Government is partnering with some private investors to establish a cassava farming/processing industry in Ekiti State.
Growing insecurity across parts of Nigeria’s rural belt is increasingly threatening farming communities, raising concerns about possible disruptions to food production and supply chains in the coming months. Recent security assessments show that criminal groups and armed gangs are expanding their
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Ruth Okwumbu-Imafidon
Ruth is a seasoned journalist and communications strategist with over a decade of experience telling impactful stories across environment, technology, entrepreneurship, business, and political economy.
At BusinessDay, she leads editorial partnerships and content initiatives that deepen public understanding and spark meaningful conversations on issues shaping Nigeria’s socio-economic landscape.
She holds an MSc in Mass Communication from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and a BSc in Mass Communication from Delta State University.
