When we discuss national development in Nigeria, food security and public health are often treated as separate challenges. However, public health experts and nutritionists emphasize that chronic undernourishment, micronutrient deficiencies, and unmanaged ...
Farming No Be Suffer Head Again—Na Proper Business! If you dey listen to news dis week, you go know say big big tins dey happen for agriculture across Nigeria! First, Federal Government don launch new Guaranteed Minimum Price (GMP) scheme plus mill ...
Across sub-Saharan Africa, erratic rainfall, extreme heatwaves, and soil erosion are no longer distant environmental threats—they are daily realities affecting agricultural yields, public health, and local infrastructure. During the Federal Ministry o ...
How ambitious can an agricultural cooperative really be? For many, a farming cooperative begins and ends with land preparation, fertilizer distribution, and tractor rentals. But at Npower Farmers Cooperative Society Limited, our vision reaches much fu ...
Across Nigeria, millions of hardworking local farmers face the same silent roadblock every planting season: farming alone. When you operate as an isolated farmer, getting single-digit agricultural loans, buying genuine fertilizers at official rates, o ...
Big Good News for Women Farmers! If you be woman wey dey farm or you get wife, sister, daughter, or mama wey dey interested in agribusiness, this news fit change your future! The Federal Ministry of Women Affairs (FMWA) and the Bank of Agriculture ...
For a very long time, interacting with government agricultural credit institutions meant filling out endless paper forms, waiting months for approval, and dealing with manual passbooks and ledger records. Those days are officially changing. Under the ...
Big changes are happening in Nigeria’s agricultural sector! For years, accessing loans, input support, and financial services through government banks felt like a slow, manual process filled with paper passbooks, long queues, and physical ledgers. How ...
Farming in Nigeria is no longer just a survival activity. In fact, modern agriculture is a serious commercial business. However, many local farmers miss out on government grants, low-interest agricultural loans, and international export deals. Why doe ...
