There is a popular saying that agriculture remains one of Nigeria’s most strategic sectors, possessing the power to drive food security, create jobs, stabilize rural economies, and unlock inclusive ...

Agriculture remains the backbone of Nigeria’s economy, yet its true face is not found in policy documents or high-level conferences. It is found in the grassroots—the farmers who rise before dawn, the ...

The World Bank is set to approve a $500m loan to Nigeria to boost agricultural productivity, strengthen value chains, and create new jobs.

Nigeria is championing the push for investments in agribusiness ventures led by youth and women at the 49th International Fund for Agricultural Development ...

Nigeria’s food crisis is often described in the language of numbers: inflation rates, tonnage of grains lost, millions displaced, and millions hungry. These figures matter but they obscure a deeper ...

A disruptive transformation is reshaping Nigeria’s agriculture—and it’s powered by innovation. From vertical farms and hydroponics to AI-driven mechanisation and clean energy, groundbreaking ...

African Development Bank Group has approved a $200 million loan to support Nigeria’s efforts to expand agricultural production and curb reliance on food imports, reinforcing Abuja’s push to tackle ...

Once upon a time, Nigeria’s wealth rose directly from the soil. Before oil rigs and export terminals defined national revenue, the country was known for its ...

Down a winding dirt track in a sleepy village in northern Nigeria lies a corn farm that looks much like the dozens that surround it. The difference is, this one is turning a profit. “I can barely lift ...

Women in rural Oyo, Ogun, and Osun, Nigeria, used to see their lives beginning and ending in the kitchen. They were cut off from leadership opportunities and community engagement, and their unique ...