Oyo Approves ₦3b for Cocoa Rejuvenation Project
Oyo State Government has approved ₦3.03 billion for Cocoa Rejuvenation Project through PPP. Initiative aims to restore state's cocoa production glory and fill supply gaps from Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire.
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Chocolate Giants Implicated in Liberia Deforestation
A new report links Mars, Nestle, and others to deforestation in Liberia's rainforest. High cocoa prices are driving forest loss. Learn the facts and what it means for sustainable chocolate.
US Ends 15% Tariff on Ghana's Cocoa Exports
United States removes 15% tariff on Ghana's cocoa and agricultural exports, set to generate $60 million additional annual revenue for Ghana's economy. Read full details.
US Removes 15% Tariff on Ghana Cocoa Exports
United States removes 15% tariff on Ghana's cocoa and farm exports, set to generate $60 million additional revenue annually. Major diplomatic win for Ghana-US relations.
Senate suspends standing orders debate, cocoa bill
Nigeria's Senate pauses Standing Orders amendments after minority leader's objection and halts Cocoa Management Bill following President Tinubu's consultation request. Key legislative actions delayed for further review.
Nigeria's $3.9B Untapped Export Potential - ITC
International Trade Centre reveals Nigeria's $3.9 billion untapped export opportunities in cocoa, cashew, coffee. Discover how Nigeria can boost forex earnings.
Meet the Producers Behind Nigeria's 2025 Hit Songs
Discover the 5 music producers who shaped Nigeria's biggest hits in 2025. From Davido to Asake, learn about the architects behind the beats that dominated charts.
BOP Unveils 4 Producers Driving Nigerian Music Hits
Dapper Music's BOP production arm launches with four elite producers—Badass, Deo Beats, Japh Kenti & Shakablaka—to craft the next wave of Nigerian bangers. Discover how they're reshaping the soundscape.
Ondo Cocoa Farmers Crisis: New Policy Threatens Livelihoods
Cocoa farmers in Ondo State are raising alarm over a new forest policy they say could destroy their plantations and livelihoods. They're urgently appealing to Governor Aiyedatiwa for intervention.
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