Author: Stephen Adeyemo A young entrepreneur completes an agribusiness programme with a solid idea and the skills to execute it but has no access to finance. Another is ready to
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Author: Victor Jimoh Ohikere In nearly every community I have worked in across Plateau State, I have heard some version of the same sentence: “We used to live together peacefully.”
Author: James Amailo As rising food prices push protein further out of reach, scaling local solutions such as palm weevil larvae could help Nigeria close its $1.5 billion nutrition gap
Author: Abisola Fashina Nigeria’s dairy sector is valued at between US$1.5 and US$2 billion annually, yet it remains a fraction of what it could be. Despite this potential, the country
Author: Nyabiyadaticha Philemon Kadala There is a familiar image in Nigerian agricultural development: a group of farmers gathered under a tree for a photograph, women, a young farmer or two,
Africa is home to the youngest population in the world, with over 60 percent under the age of 25. At the same time, agriculture remains one of the continent’s largest
“Women hold the future of agriculture.” Depending on where this is said, it can attract applause or scepticism. Beyond rhetoric, the more relevant question is whether our agri-food systems allow
Emergency seed aid is essential in times of crisis, but when delivered repeatedly without coordination, it can weaken local seed markets, limit farmer choice, and undermine long-term resilience. In Nigeria,
The sun rises over a quiet northern Nigerian village, and the day begins with the soft mooing of cows and the clatter of milk containers. Women and men walk to
Capacity development remains one of the most funded and trusted pathways to strengthen institutions, empower professionals, and accelerate economic growth, especially in Nigeria. From federal ministries to state agencies, NGOs,