Agriculture
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Bauchi Tomato Glut Pushes Prices Down as Bumper Harvest Exposes Nigeria’s Post-Harvest Challenge
Tomato and pepper prices have fallen sharply across Bauchi after a bumper wet-season harvest flooded major markets with fresh produce.…
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Nigeria’s Coffee Culture Brews Up as Cold Brew, Flavoured Lattes and Home Brewing Gain Ground
Google Trends data shows Nigerian consumers increasingly searching for cold brew, flavoured lattes and ways to prepare café-style coffee at…
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Nigeria @ 66: From Population Giant to Productivity Powerhouse
Nigeria has spent decades celebrating its population, resources and entrepreneurial energy. But potential is not prosperity. As the country marks…
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New Delhi Declaration: What BRICS’ Technology and Economic Push Means for Nigeria
The New Delhi Declaration shows BRICS shifting from geopolitical symbolism to practical systems for AI, supply chains, development finance, cyber…
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GDP Growth Accelerates, but Nigeria’s MSMEs Need a Fairer Deal
Nigeria’s 4.43 per cent Q2 growth is encouraging, but a sharp industrial slowdown exposes the deeper test: converting stronger oil…
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NIA Expands Technical Architecture with Agriculture, Reinsurance Committees to Deepen Market Capacity
The Nigerian Insurers Association has inaugurated technical committees for agricultural insurance and reinsurance, creating platforms to improve underwriting, claims practice…
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Nigeria’s Economy Grew 4.43% – Why Many Households Still Feel Poorer
Nigeria’s economy expanded by 4.43% in Q2 2026, supported by stronger agriculture and services. Yet economists warn that slower industrial…
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Nigeria’s SAPZ Policy Targets $4.4bn—but Will Investors Answer the Call?
Nigeria has validated its SAPZ policy with a target of attracting $4.4 billion into agro-industrial development. The opportunity is enormous,…
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Lagos’s Green Inflation: Floods Triple Vegetable Prices, Squeeze Household Meals
Flooding is destroying vegetable farms and pushing waterleaf prices from ₦1,000 to ₦3,000 in parts of Lagos. The crisis exposes…
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Nigeria Faces Rice, Tomato Shortages as Food Supply Pressures Build
Nigeria could face shortages of rice, tomatoes and other staples within three months as declining cultivation, insecurity, transport costs and…
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