Nigeria’s push to earn more from its cocoa industry has received a major boost after the Bank of Industry (BoI) secured a €60 million credit facility from the European Investment
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For years, agriculture remained one of Abia State’s strongest economic assets, supporting thousands of rural households but falling short of its full potential due to limited investment, poor planning and
President Bola Tinubu has defended his administration’s sweeping economic reforms, insisting that difficult decisions such as the removal of fuel subsidies and the unification of Nigeria’s foreign exchange system were
Smallholder farmers in Taraba State have been urged to take advantage of the Federal Government’s Renewed Hope Smallholder Support and Value Chain Programme as the Bank of Agriculture (BOA) officially
The Kaduna State Government says its investment in modern abattoir infrastructure is transforming meat processing and preservation, with butchers reporting higher earnings, improved hygiene and reduced post-slaughter losses. Members of
Across Nigeria’s highways and rural roads, cassava, maize, rice, beans, pepper and melon seeds are routinely spread out under the sun — a familiar sight that has quietly become a
The Imo State Government has called on the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) to extend the FGN/NDDC/IFAD Livelihood Improvement Family Enterprises–Niger Delta (LIFE-ND) project to all 27 local government areas
The Jigawa State Government has unveiled a major agricultural initiative aimed at job creation and environmental protection, with 400 youths trained to establish a 200-hectare date palm plantation across the
The Oyo State Government has launched a major initiative to tackle youth unemployment and modernise agriculture by training 140 young people in tractor operation. The four-day programme, which began on
President Bola Tinubu’s latest directive to “crash food prices” has been dismissed by the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), farmers’ associations, and economic analysts, who warn that executive orders cannot solve
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