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.
Oyo State Government has concluded the final inspection of sites for the NEWMAP-EIB erosion control project, confirming readiness for construction phase implementation across three senatorial districts.
Dangote Industries Limited and China's GCL Group have formalised a $4.2 billion, 25-year natural gas supply agreement to power a major fertiliser production complex in Ethiopia, aiming to boost East Africa's agricultural self-sufficiency.
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 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.
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun announces steady progress on the Sabo-Itanrin Road reconstruction, aimed at reducing congestion and stimulating economic activity in Ijebu-Ode and surrounding communities.
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.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has launched the Agricultural Credit Guarantee Scheme Fund, offering loans up to N50 million with a 75% government guarantee to boost agricultural production and food security.
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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.
Manufacturers in Anambra State decry high diesel and fuel costs, urging a transition to gas-based energy for industrial competitiveness. Shell Nigeria Gas pledges support for solutions.
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
The Benue State Government has signed a landmark agreement with Greenplinth Africa to deploy two million clean cookstoves across the state. This initiative aims to reduce firewood reliance, cut emissions, and provide health benefits to rural households.
Niger's military government has revoked concessions for three gold mining companies and rejected a licence extension for British oil firm Savannah Energy, citing contractual failures.
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Plantain chips, a popular snack across West Africa, may pose serious health risks due to unsafe frying practices involving reused oil and high temperatures that produce harmful chemicals.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced a new export policy effective 2026, prohibiting eight items ranging from agricultural produce to cultural artifacts to protect local industries and preserve heritage.
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President Bola Tinubu has approved the demolition and reconstruction of the historic Carter Bridge in Lagos, with the project estimated to cost nearly ₦400 billion.
The Federal Executive Council has approved the demolition and reconstruction of Carter Bridge in Lagos at over N5 billion. Minister David Umahi announced this along with other major road projects nationwide.
Oyindamola Tinuke, a University of Ibadan graduate, celebrates earning First Class Honours in Agricultural Science with joyful photos and social media praise, highlighting academic excellence.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has officially presented electric vehicles to trained beneficiaries in Kogi Central, promoting clean energy and economic opportunities through a comprehensive empowerment initiative.
Governor Dapo Abiodun announces cargo operations will start at Gateway International Airport within 30-45 days, with the first cargo aircraft from Europe landing. The development is part of the Industrial Platform, Remo Free Trade Zone project.
President Bola Tinubu has approved a one-year extension of the ban on raw shea nut exports, aiming to boost domestic processing and value addition under the Renewed Hope Agenda.
President Bola Tinubu has approved a one-year extension of the raw shea nut export ban and established a new national framework to boost local processing and value-added exports.
Two agricultural students from Plumpton College have been sentenced to prison for a brutal attack on a sheep involving explosives. The court described their actions as callous and sadistic.
The Federal Government has officially opened applications for the FarmerMoni Scheme, providing smallholder farmers with interest-free loans up to N300,000 to boost agricultural productivity nationwide.
Private agricultural service providers in Niger Delta can now apply for N3-10 million grants under PIND's performance-based funding model focused on climate-smart practices and digital innovation.
Florence Adejole, a University of Ibadan graduate, celebrates earning a first-class honours degree in agriculture after facing criticism for her course choice, inspiring netizens with her resilience.
A suspected carbon monoxide gas leak at a mining site in Plateau State's Zurak area has killed 37 miners and hospitalized 25 others, highlighting severe safety lapses in underground operations.
A suspected toxic gas leak at an illegal mining site in Plateau state has resulted in the deaths of 37 miners, with survivors hospitalized. The incident highlights safety concerns in unregulated mining operations.
At AAREDS 2026, industry leaders highlighted structured agro real estate investments in crops like oil palm and cocoa as competitive alternatives to commercial real estate, emphasizing governance and institutional backing for long-term yields.
Environmental engineers in Nigeria have raised serious concerns that only 20% of the country's waste is properly managed, threatening public health and sustainability. The warning came during the inauguration of new NIEE leadership in Abuja.