The war in Iran has triggered ripple effects in Nigeria’s fuel market, farmers lamenting rising labour and logistics costs as the farming season begins.
Petrol prices have surged to between N1,050 and N1,300 per litre as of March 16, 2026, up from between N835 and N839, in January of the same y
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Faith Donatus
Dr. Faith Donatus is a climate change expert, a seasoned researcher with over 15 years of experience and a two-time award winner for contributing to research by the International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation.
With a PhD in Environmental Pollution and Control, Faith is passionate about transforming Nigeria's food and public health systems through deep research, data-driven analysis, deducing solution-based insights to challenges impacting Nigeria's food and health systems.
At Businessday, she is a real sector correspondent, covering health and agricultural beats.
