- Sunday, June 07, 2026
BusinessDay
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,...
When the United Nations Member States agreed to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in 2000, they demonstrated the importance of...
EL-kanis, an agrotech firm, says it has developed guidelines and procedures to equip agric-entrepreneurs with the knowledge and skills to...
As part of efforts geared towards earning more foreign exchange and increase the non-oil sector’s contribution to the nation’s gross...
Since the Russia-Ukraine war started, prices of wheat – a key staple on the breakfast table have climbed to unprecedented...
The price of fertiliser has more than doubled in Nigeria, with dire implications for food security, according to experts. The...
The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) has said it is in talks with other suppliers of potash, as part of...
In a bid to develop Nigeria’s cocoa industry and fully exploit the potential of the entire value chain to achieve...
