Nigeria lost 35m tons of food to postharvest losses in 2025 - Sanwo-Olu
Nigeria lost an average of 35 million metric tons of food in 2025 due to poor storage and broken logistics,...
- Monday, July 13, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria lost an average of 35 million metric tons of food in 2025 due to poor storage and broken logistics,...
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Prices of urea, a nitrogen-based fertiliser, have surged 11 percent one week ahead of the planting season, as the Iran...