Category : Agriculture


FG Designates IITA Ibadan as Ramsar Wetland of Importance

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

GCIEP Projects $1.5B Yearly Revenue from Plastic Recycling

The Green Cities, Infrastructure and Energy Programme (GCIEP) projects Nigeria's plastic recycling sector could generate $1.5 billion yearly, with a $10 billion market opportunity. Stakeholders in Lagos discussed unlocking investment through collaboration

Kano Ramadan Feeding Boosts Economy, Creates Jobs

Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf's Ramadan feeding initiative in Kano has become an economic catalyst, creating temporary employment for hundreds while stimulating local markets through massive procurement of food items.

SWDC TransComs Initiative Aims to Boost Food Production

The South-West Development Commission (SWDC) has launched the Transformed Communities (TransComs) initiative to address infrastructure deficits and enhance agricultural productivity in rural South-West Nigeria through coordinated improvements.

Tomato Prices Soar After Ramadan as Northern Harvest Ends

Tomato prices in Nigeria are projected to rise significantly following Ramadan due to the conclusion of the harvest season in northern states. A 50kg basket currently sells for N20,000 in the north, with prices potentially reaching N40,000 in other region

Dangote Fertiliser Gains Market Share as Iran Output Falls

Dangote Fertiliser Limited is experiencing a surge in global demand as Middle East tensions disrupt supply chains and reduce Iranian production. The Nigerian company is expanding its footprint with plans to become the world's top urea exporter.

Kano Sachet Water Price Rises to N300 Per Bag

The Association of Table Water Producers in Kano State has announced a price increase for sachet water from N220 to N300 per bag, citing soaring production costs including fuel, packaging, and electricity challenges.

Carter Bridge: 125-Year-Old Lagos Landmark History

Explore the remarkable history of Carter Bridge, built in 1901, which connected Lagos Island to the mainland and shaped the city's transport for over a century until its recent demolition approval.

Nigeria Bans Import of Key Food Items in 2026

The Nigerian Customs Service has released a comprehensive list of food items prohibited from importation in 2026, including poultry, pork, beef, eggs, vegetable oils, processed foods, and beverages. This policy aims to stimulate local agriculture, create

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