Africa's $163bn Debt Crisis Needs EU Action
African leaders warn Europe must help break debt cycle as countries pay $163bn annually. Unsustainable debt hampers climate resilience and development across the continent.
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NBS Reports Significant Drop in Nigerian Food Prices
NBS data reveals a welcome decline in prices of beans, garri, and maize in Nigeria for September 2025. Discover the latest food price trends and regional variations.
Man Dies While Waiting for Food Order in Zimbabwe
Tragedy strikes as customer collapses and dies while waiting for food at Bulawayo eatery. Police investigation ongoing. Learn emergency response tips.
Jihadist Attacks Fuel Record Hunger in Northern Nigeria
UN reports jihadist violence pushes 35 million Nigerians toward severe food insecurity. Thousands face famine-like conditions as attacks intensify amid funding cuts.
Okorocha's Son Fetes Abuja IDPs on Birthday
Amen Okorocha marked his birthday by donating sewing machines, bikes, and cash to Internally Displaced Persons in Abuja's Karamajiji community, sparking hope and local generosity.
Dangote Revitalises Nigeria's Agricultural Sector
Dangote Group partners to boost Nigeria's agriculture, sponsoring the National Agricultural Show and investing in massive rice mills to create jobs and ensure food security. Discover how.
UNIMED inducts first food scientists to boost health
UNIMED inducts its first food scientists, urging them to advocate for healthy diets and functional foods to combat diseases and achieve Sustainable Development Goals.
Lagos Poultry Farmers Promise Price Drop for Xmas
Lagos residents can expect cheaper eggs and chicken this festive season as poultry farmers announce price reductions, thanks to the state government's Ounje Eko subsidy program. Find out how this impacts your holiday budget.
Security Crisis Undermines Nigeria's Economic Recovery
Nigeria's economic recovery faces severe threats from escalating insecurity, causing capital flight and investor retreat. Learn how violence impacts markets and food security.
FG Projects $74b Livestock Sector Capacity by 2035
Federal Government unveils plan to grow Nigeria's livestock industry from $32 billion to $74 billion by 2035, creating jobs and boosting food security.
Belarus pardons 31 Ukrainians in diplomatic pact
Belarus has pardoned 31 Ukrainian citizens as part of diplomatic agreement between Lukashenko and Trump. Read details of this significant political development.
UNILAG Hosts Agroween 2025 to Promote Student Agriculture
University of Lagos partners with IRF for Agroween 2025 festival and ARA Awards on November 25. Event aims to address food insecurity through innovation and agricultural literacy among students.
Rice Prices Drop 40% in Nigerian Markets
Nigerian consumers rejoice as rice prices plummet from N95,000 to N55,000 per bag due to increased local production and imports. Traders face losses while experts warn the relief may be temporary.
Bandits' gun technician, suppliers arrested in Kwara
Kwara security forces arrest bandits' armourer from Makurdi and food suppliers. Police reveal social media concerns and new tactical deployments. Read full details.
LCCI Raises Alarm Over Nigeria's Rising Food Inflation
LCCI Director General Dr Chinyere Almona expresses concern over Nigeria's persistent food inflation despite cooling headline rates. Urgent government action needed to improve food security.
UI Veterinary Public Health Marks 50th Anniversary
University of Ibadan's Veterinary Public Health department celebrates 50 years, stakeholders call for evidence-based research and government support for food safety and national health.
Swiss Farmers Protest US Trade Deal Over Chlorinated Chicken
Switzerland faces farmer protests over US trade deal that may allow hormone-fed beef and chlorinated chicken imports. Learn how this affects Swiss food standards and consumer safety.
South Africa Hosts G20 Summit as US Boycotts Event
South Africa hosts crucial G20 summit focusing on debt relief for developing nations as US President Trump boycotts. Key discussions on climate financing and global inequality.
Ultra-Processed Foods Pose Major Health Threat
Researchers warn that rising consumption of ultra-processed foods is linked to serious illnesses. Learn the risks and the call for taxes and marketing restrictions.
UK-Nigeria Trade Mission Opens in Abuja
A UK-Nigeria trade mission has launched in Abuja to empower women-led businesses and boost non-oil exports. Discover how this initiative creates new opportunities.
House Probes ₦1.12tn Anchor Borrowers Fund Diversion
Nigerian House of Representatives investigates alleged diversion of ₦1.12tn agricultural funds. Lawmakers demand accountability for food security programs. Read the full investigation details.
Funny Food Timetable Found in Neighbour's Kitchen
A Nigerian man shares hilarious food timetable he discovered in his neighbour's kitchen. The viral TikTok video has sparked massive reactions online. Watch now!
Lagos launches N500bn food plan to boost production
Lagos State government unveils comprehensive agricultural transformation program targeting food security, price reduction, and post-harvest loss minimization through strategic initiatives.
Nigeria's Inflation Falls to 16.05% in October
Nigeria's inflation rate declines to 16.05% in October 2025, marking the seventh consecutive monthly drop. Food inflation shows significant improvement year-on-year.
Garri Price Crashes 52% as Nigeria Inflation Falls
Nigerians celebrate as garri prices drop over 50% following cassava abundance. Inflation falls to 16.05%, nearing Tinubu's 2025 target. Read market details and expert analysis.
Nigeria's Inflation Falls to 16.05% in October
Nigeria's inflation rate declines to 16.05% in October 2025, marking the seventh consecutive month of decrease. Food inflation shows significant improvement while urban areas face slight pressure.
Inflation Falls to 16.05% Amid Food Price Drop
Nigeria's inflation rate declines to 16.05% in October 2025 as food prices drop and naira strengthens. Farmers lament crashing prices while government nears 15% target.
Nigeria imports 4.8M tonnes of wheat yearly - PBAN
PBAN laments Nigeria's heavy reliance on wheat imports, revealing 4.8M tonnes are imported yearly. Insecurity and high costs have forced 40% of bakeries to close. Read more.
Nigeria Targets Global Cassava Leadership with 62M Tonnes
Nigeria positions for global cassava leadership with 62M tonnes output. Federal Government mobilizes 80,000 farmers for N160B wheat production to boost food sovereignty.
700 Million Africans Face Food Insecurity - Red Cross
Red Cross warns over 700 million Africans face food insecurity. New Zero Hunger Initiative launched in Abuja aims to combat hunger through community-led solutions. Join the fight against hunger.
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