- Wednesday, July 08, 2026
BusinessDay
The Nigerian government is expected to be under pressure to dust off its cassava flour policy as India, the second-largest...
Industry experts have called on the Federal Government to take swift and deliberate action to cushion the effects of the...
Nigeria has seen its importation of crude palm oil decline steadily in the last three years thanks to rising local...
To boost access to finance for agribusinesses, Welcome2Africa International (W2A), in collaboration with AFEX and Meristem Group, DLM Capital Group...
Africa’s most populous country is currently the largest maize producer in Africa and its export capacity for the grain is...
The French embassy in collaboration With the Alex & Grace Izinyon foundation is set to empower widows who are farmers...
In the wake of the ban on oil palm export by Indonesia, world’s leading producer of the produce, the Edo...
The border closure policy implemented by the Nigerian government for over two years failed to stop the smuggling of imported...
Africa’s most populous country has turned to Canada for its potash needs – a key raw material input for fertilizer...
Farmers and experts in Africa’s most populous country are warning that food prices could rise further as the cost of...
Heifer International, a non-profit organisation focused on ending global hunger and poverty, has unveiled a Digital Agriculture Champions (DAC) initiative...
HerVest, a social enterprise dedicated to providing financial inclusion for women through a Gender Lens Investment (GLI) has partnered with...
Nigerian rice millers have said they are importing paddy from some neighbouring West African countries to keep their mills running,...
Despite the enormous potential in Nigeria’s agric, smallholder farmers in Africa’s most populous country are yet to significantly increase their...
Increasing temperature, erratic rainfall, and other extreme events, such as floods and droughts, pose severe threats to Nigeria’s food production,...
