Agriculture
Court of Appeal delivers final blow to Arc Kabiru’s ambition, upholds Dr. Mudi’s leadership as AFAN President
Stanley Ihedigbo Court of Appeal has dealt a decisive blow to Arc Kabiru Ibrahim’s leadership ambitions, upholding Dr. Farouk Rabi’u Mudi as the legitimate National President of the All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN). The court’s verdict, delivered on July 17, 2025, marks the culmination of a prolonged legal battle…
Read More »Heartfelt condolences; AFAN National President mourns passing of former President Buhari
Stanley Ihedigbo President of the All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN), Dr. Farouk Rabi’u Mudi, has extended heartfelt condolences to the family of the late former President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, as well as to the government and people of Nigeria, following his passing. In a solemn message issued on…
Read More »Nigeria 2030: Can agribusiness SMEs drive a GDP boom?
By Chi Tola As the world races toward 2030, Nigeria finds itself at a critical juncture. With over 70% of its population engaged in agriculture and a pressing need to diversify its economy, the question is no longer if agribusiness can change Nigeria’s economic future, but how fast and sustainably…
Read More »El-Kurebe: A catalyst for agricultural transformation in West Africa
By Abdul-Azeez Suleiman In a world increasingly defined by its complexities and interconnections, the role of journalism transcends mere reporting; it becomes a powerful tool for advocacy and change. Within this dynamic landscape, Abdallah El-Kurebe emerges as a paragon of excellence, embodying the qualities of brilliance, respect, and a touch…
Read More »A Step Closer to Food Security: Senator Joel -Onowakpo’s College of Fisheries Bill Passes Second Reading
Franklin Oboh, Port Harcourt The Nigerian Senate has taken a significant step towards promoting the country’s fisheries sector by passing the second reading of a bill to establish the Federal College of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies in Emede. The development is expected to boost the nation’s aquatic research, education, and…
Read More »From city streets to farm fresh: GIFSEP’s urban farming revolution in Nigeria
Stanley Ihedigbo The Global Initiative for Food Security and Ecosystem Preservation (GIFSEP) has introduced urban farming as a solution to Nigeria’s pressing food security challenges. With the country’s urban population rapidly growing, urban farming offers a sustainable way to increase food production, reduce reliance on imported goods, and provide fresh…
Read More »Milk production revolution: Nestle Nigeria, Ministry collaboration to enhance dairy sector
L-R: Corporate Communications, Public Affairs and Sustainability Lead, Nestlé Nigeria; Victoria Uwadoka; MD/CEO, Nestlé Nigeria, Wassim Elhusseini; Honourable Minister, Federal Ministry of Livestock Development, Idi Mukhtar Maiha and Director, Ruminants and Monogastric Development, Federal Ministry of Livestock Development, Victor Egbon, at the signing ceremony of the Letter of Intent between…
Read More »From farm to table: Critical role of feasibility studies in agribusiness
By Chi Tola Roberts In recent years, Nigeria has witnessed a surge of interest in agribusiness as more entrepreneurs recognize its vast potential to drive economic growth, ensure food security, and create employment. However, beneath this surge lies a sobering reality—many agribusiness ventures fail within the first few years due…
Read More »Danfulani takes helm at NAIC, vows to enhance Agricultural insurance
NAIC MD/CEO, Mr Yazid Shehu Danfulani (right) in a handshake with another government dignitary during a reception organised to mark his official resumption of official in Abuja on Tuesday. Stanley Ihedigbo Newly appointed Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation (NAIC), Yazid Shehu Danfulani, has formally resumed…
Read More »Is Nigeria ready to reclaim its position as a global palm oil leader?
By Caleb Ohaeri Nigeria’s Palm Oil production potential is incredibly enormous and can compete on the world stage. Nigeria has over 10 million hectares of arable land suitable for oil palm cultivation, with the potential to increase output significantly. The country once produced 43% of the world’s…
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