Agri-Economy

By Ese UfuomaThe rainy season has always been the heartbeat of Nigerian agriculture. But with changing weather patterns, unpredictable floods, and shifting planting seasons, it’s no longer enough to simply wait for the rain and sow.…
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By Ese UfuomaNigeria stands at a crucial point where the integration of the agriculture and energy sectors can catalyse sustainable development, enhance food security, and drive economic growth. Recent initiatives underscore the…
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By Ese UfuomaAt a recent Presidential Roundtable on Agriculture held in Abuja, Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Abubakar Kyari, articulated a strategic vision for Nigeria’s agricultural sector, positioning the nation as a…
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By Ese UfuomaNigeria is facing a deepening food security crisis, with millions struggling to afford basic meals. While factors like poverty, insecurity, and climate change contribute to the problem, one of the most overlooked yet…
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By Ese Ufuoma In a strategic move to improve Nigeria's agricultural education and address food security challenges, the Federal Government has announced a N1 billion investment in selected polytechnics and universities with…
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By Ese Ufuoma Nigeria, often celebrated as Africa's most populous nation, now finds itself grappling with a growing crisis that transcends statistics—it’s a fight for survival. Food insecurity is tightening its grip on millions,…
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By Ese UfuomaThe journey from seed to style is fascinating, weaving agriculture seamlessly into the fabric of Nigeria’s rich fashion landscape. At first glance, agriculture and fashion may seem like two distinct industries, but delve…
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By Ese Ufuoma Agriculture has long been a cornerstone of Nigeria’s economy, employing a significant portion of the population and contributing substantially to the nation's GDP. However, despite its importance, the sector faces…
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By Ese UfuomaAgriculture has long been a cornerstone of global economies, providing food security, employment, and livelihoods for millions. Despite their critical contributions, women farmers remain disproportionately underrepresented…
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Increasing the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), also known as petrol, may reverse the already diminishing effects of fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria, according to the World Bank. The Bretton Wood institution made this warning in…
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