The ongoing Middle East conflict has severely disrupted trade through the Strait of Hormuz, impacting global energy and fertilizer markets. This disruption raises costs for African countries like Nigeria, threatening food production and increasing prices
Stakeholders and leaders across Africa gathered in Yaoundé, Cameroon, for a three-day workshop on implementing the CAADP Kampala Guidelines to transform the continent's agrifood systems from 2026 to 2035.
Stakeholders in the Niger Delta are called to lead environmental restoration, promote the blue economy, and accelerate sustainable industrialization to reposition the region for growth, amid concerns over mismanaged funds and development gaps.
Rite Foods Limited partners with RecyclePoints and LAWMA to launch the Waste-Is-Naira initiative, aiming to recycle over 750 tonnes of plastic waste annually and boost Nigeria's circular economy through community incentives.
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Enugu State Government expresses satisfaction with the rapid progress at the 10,000-hectare Tribu Songhai Farms, now being transformed into an integrated agro-industrial hub under a public-private partnership model.
Edo State's Host Communities Oil and Gas chapter calls for renewal of Tompolo's pipeline surveillance contract, citing increased oil production and reduced vandalism in the Niger Delta region.
Over 100 rural women farmers in Lagos participated in a two-day workshop on climate-smart agriculture and agroecology, organized by ICEHD to enhance food production and resilience against climate change impacts.
The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) has signed an MoU with agri-tech practitioners to enhance collaboration in agricultural innovation, research, and food security, focusing on modern technologies and community impact.
A new World Bank report highlights that rebalancing water use in agriculture could sustainably feed 10 billion people by 2050 and create 245 million long-term jobs, primarily in Sub-Saharan Africa, through smarter water management and investment.
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Cocoa farmers across Africa criticize current pricing models for failing to protect them from market volatility, with COFAAA highlighting low incomes and sustainability issues.
Enibo Albert, a farmer in Bayelsa, reports her farm was completely destroyed by alleged herdsmen, marking a repeated incident. She criticizes the government for failing to protect farmers' livelihoods in Yenagoa.
Ulf Brackmann, CEO of EnergiseImpact Group, states that stable electricity could increase farmers' income by up to 40% in Nigeria, reducing post-harvest losses and enabling local processing.
Cocoa farmers in Oyo, Ogun, and Kwara states are struggling after prices dropped 70% from N2.5 million to N700,000 per tonne. They're calling for a National Cocoa Board and financial support to survive the crisis.
The National Agricultural Land Development Authority (NALDA) has reiterated its commitment to transform Nigeria's agricultural sector and lift millions from poverty to prosperity, as announced by Executive Secretary Engr Cornelius Adebayo at a recent lead
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A humanitarian foundation has provided essential food items to over 1,000 families in Niger State ahead of Eid Al-Fitri, aiming to ease economic pressures during the festive season.
Nigeria has signed a $496 million dairy investment deal with UK-based Asset Green Ltd to enhance food security, reduce imports, and modernize agriculture. The project includes climate-smart farming and a processing facility.
Experts and LAWMA officials call for improved waste infrastructure, resident cooperation, and sustainable practices to tackle Lagos's waste management challenges.
Sachet water producers in Imo State have suspended operations for three days due to escalating production expenses, causing shortages and price hikes across Owerri and surrounding areas.
The Future Pathways Foundation has provided essential food packages to over 1,000 families in Niger State during Sallah, aiming to alleviate economic hardship and promote communal solidarity through its humanitarian outreach.
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NESREA's Director-General, Prof. Innocent Barikor, highlights growing public awareness of wildlife conservation, citing recent pangolin handovers in Kano and Akwa Ibom as positive indicators.
Nigeria loses $500 million yearly due to delayed ICTN implementation, fueling smuggling, arms trafficking, and illicit trade, with billions in seizures reported by customs and agencies.
The World Food Programme warns that the ongoing Middle East conflict could push 10.4 million West and Central Africans into acute food insecurity, with 31 African nations requiring urgent external food assistance.
Nigerian manufacturers and businesses are struggling with skyrocketing diesel and petrol prices, coupled with worsening power outages, threatening economic collapse.
The Building Collapse Prevention Guild advocates for IoT-enabled sensors and proactive monitoring in Nigerian buildings following a school collapse in Lagos, highlighting signs like cracks and vibrations to save lives.
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Residents of Ikwuano in Umuahia endorse the Abia State Government's move to complete the long-delayed Umuahia-Ikot Ekpene Road, citing federal inaction and poor conditions.
Experts and stakeholders will gather in Lagos to discuss sustainable waste management solutions, including recycling and technology-driven initiatives, to combat flooding and health risks.
The Federal Government has officially designated the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) campus in Ibadan as a Wetland of International Importance under the Ramsar Convention, recognizing its ecological significance for biodiversity, wa
Agricultural leaders in Nigeria are urged to adopt smart engineering innovations to transform food scarcity into security, addressing issues like poor storage and low yields.
Matna Foods collaborates with Ondo State ministries to launch the WISE Programme, empowering 3,000 youth and women in the cassava value chain through training, inputs, and market access.
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A study reveals that surface-level bitumen seepages in Ondo State are contaminating water and soil with heavy metals, exacerbating poverty and health risks for host communities.
