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World Food Day 2025 and the Nigerian Food Crisis
By Eneojo Herbert Idakwo
On October 16, 2025, the world once again pauses to mark World Food...
From Pyramids to Processing Powerhouse: Nigeria’s Groundnut Renaissance
By Eneojo Herbert Idakwo
The Legacy and the Reawakening: Nigeria’s Peanut Pivot
Once upon a time, Nigeria’s agricultural wealth was measured in pyramids.In the heart of...
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND FARMERS’ WELLBEING THROUGH INSURANCE
By Chinyere Igwe PhD (NAIC)
The importance of food security is emphasized by the fact that most developed countries invest heavily in agriculture and provide...
The Taming of the Herd: Why Nigeria’s Livestock Asset Is Primed for Transformation
By Gabriel Atumeyi (Agribusiness Magazine)
Nigeria’s livestock sector has quietly become one of its most valuable, yet underutilized, national assets, estimated at a value in...
Nigeria@65: NACOTAN, Governor Bago and the Transborder Cotton Renaissance
By Eneojo Herbert IdakwoAgribusiness Magazine – Global Business Feature
At 65, Nigeria is standing on the threshold of an agribusiness renaissance, with cotton once again...
The World Bank’s Poverty Trap: Nigeria Pushes Back Against a Subjective Poverty Narrative
By Eneojo Herbert Idakwo | Agribusiness Magazine
ABUJA, NIGERIA — The latest World Bank report estimating that 139 million Nigerians are living in poverty has...
Breaking the Bank: How Single-Digit Financing Could Unleash Nigeria’s $100 Billion Agriculture Dream
By Eneojo Herbert Idakwo
LAGOS/ABUJA, NIGERIA — In a nation where over 70 percent of its people depend on the soil, the true battle for...
Strength in Synergy: Why Agricultural Cooperatives Should Affiliate with Apex Commodity Associations in Nigeria
By Eneojo Herbert Idakwo
In many parts of the world, the success of agricultural transformation has not come from isolated farmer groups or fragmented producer...
Nigeria Moves to Strengthen Agribusiness Investments Through Value Addition Training in Nasarawa
By Eneojo Herbert Idakwo
In a renewed push to unlock Nigeria’s vast agricultural potential and attract greater private sector participation, the Federal Ministry of Agriculture...
Nigeria’s Rice Revolution at a Crossroads
By Eneojo Herbert Idakwo
Rice has become Nigeria’s most politically sensitive crop — a grain that mirrors the country’s quest for food security, economic diversification,...
