Nigeria, Brazil sign agreement to boost agriculture in 774 local governments
The Federal Government of Nigeria has entered into an agreement to support one agribusiness in Nigeria’s 774 local government areas....
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Tinubu backs global alliance against hunger to spur food security in nigeria
President Bola Tinubu's commitment to eradicating hunger in Nigeria played out in his agreement with his conterparts at the Leaders...
Training of 819 tractor operators, beginning of a revolution in Nigeria’s agriculture-
TDF The Democratic Front (TDF) has described the ongoing training of 819 tractor operators as the beginning of a revolution...
More Nigerians face food crisis in 2025
The Cadre Harmonisé (CH) Report for October has predicted that at least 33.1 million people in 26 states and the...
Nigeria renews livestock farming, decried past mistake
President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria has reassured the public that past mistakes, such as neglecting livestock farming and relying on...
Mastercard in Partnership To Support 1m African Farmers
Mastercard has announced a partnership aimed at supporting one million African farmers to improve yield and agricultural productivity. The project...
FG deserves credit for subsidizing food imports
The Democratic Front (TDF) has welcomed the implementation of the duty-free window for essential food imports into the country as...
TSF Commends Federal Government’s Initiative to Address Food Shortage
The Tinubu Stakeholders Forum (TSF) has commended the Federal Government for its proactive measures in addressing the critical issue of...
Agricultural mechanisation plan, other initiatives will guarantee food security in Nigeria – TMSG
The decision by the Federal government to purchase 2,000 tractors, 4,000 disc ploughs and other mechanised farming equipment is a...
Nigeria’s agribusiness attracts EU
The European Union (EU) has unveiled a digital platform to boost investment in Nigeria’s agribusiness sector. Ms Myriam Ferran, Deputy...
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