food security
- BRAND REPORT
NSIA $275,000 Prize: Come Again Foods, Others Win Big on Innovation Funding
NSIA has backed startups spanning local food processing, circular agriculture and AI-enabled healthcare through its NPI 4.0 programme. The bigger…
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Strong El Niño Raises Nigeria’s Heat, Disease and Food-Security Risks
A strengthening El Niño could expose Nigerians to extreme heat, disease outbreaks, food-price shocks and productivity losses, turning climate preparedness…
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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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BRICS Bets on AI, Geospatial Intelligence and Digital Agriculture as Global South Seeks New Growth Architecture
BRICS is pushing AI, geospatial technology and Digital Public Infrastructure into agriculture, MSME cooperation and Global South capacity-building. For Nigeria,…
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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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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’s 2026 VAT Modification Order: Who Wins, Who Pays and What It Means for Prices
Nigeria has six weeks to draft a new VAT Modification Order that could reshape the treatment of food, medicines, agricultural…
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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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UNDP, GEF-SGP Inaugurate Solar-Powered Cold Room to Support Lagos Fishing Community
GEF-SGP, implemented by UNDP, has inaugurated an upgraded three-horsepower solar-powered cold room in Sagbokoji, Lagos, to improve fish preservation, reduce…
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