- Saturday, July 18, 2026
BusinessDay
… Tinubu applauds development lender Agribusiness has emerged as the biggest beneficiary of the Bank of Industry’s N636 billion credit...
The agricultural sector in Africa’s most populous nation is experiencing minimal growth due to a gap in government policies and...
Medical experts have raised alarm over Nigeria’s current nutritional labelling model at the back of products, saying it is a...
In Nigeria, where food waste is a pressing issue, Ecotutu’s cutting-edge cold storage solution is bringing hope to farmers and...
In July 2024, the Nigerian government announced a 150-day duty-free import window for key food staples like maize, husked brown...
Farmers across Nigeria are scaling back on farming activities this year after recording heavy losses in 2025. This move poses...
…create 3.3m jobs Startegic investment in Africa’s blue foods – fish, shellfish, crustaceans and aquatic plants production could unlock $17...
The Federal Government has commenced the final validation of a National Input Fertilizer Application Manual aimed at improving crop productivity,...
…price of a ton of fresh tubers plunged 82% Olatunji Balogun, a once thriving cassava farmer in Oyo State’s Ibarapa...
Nigeria’s agriculture sector shrank in January 2026, as rising input costs, insecurity and weak financing conditions weighed heavily on farming...
Nigeria’s path to sustainable job creation, inclusive growth and long-term national resilience lies not in fearing automation, but in deliberately...
If there’s one ingredient you should have in your kitchen this year, it is ginger. This medicinal rhizome can be...
….What this means for farmers in 2026 The unusually prolonged rainfall recorded in January and February 2026, well outside the...
Farmers have lost nearly N5 trillion in productive capital over the past two years due to policy-induced price crashes, poor...
For years, agriculture has been practiced with one key goal: produce more food, as quickly and cheaply as possible. But...
