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Kano State Government Supplies 150 Truckloads of Fertiliser to Local Farmers
Governor Kabir Yusuf has initiated the distribution of 90,000 bags of subsidised fertiliser across Kano State to boost food security and assist farmers during the 2026 farming season.
48 Die in Communal Violence in Niger State, Nigeria
A security report confirms 48 people were killed in Niger state, Nigeria, following a violent cycle of retaliatory attacks between herders and farmers.
Governor Lawal Outlaws Agriculture Within Zamfara Burial Sites
Governor Dauda Lawal has banned farming activities in all Zamfara State cemeteries, citing the need to respect the sanctity and dignity of burial grounds.
Cross River local fishermen report loss of waterway access to foreign fishers
Local fishermen in Cross River State report being blocked from traditional waters by armed foreigners who claim large sections of the rivers for unauthorized commercial fishing.
New Road Projects Cement Kwali as FCT’s Agricultural Center, Says Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu has commissioned the Gomani-Dafa-Yangoji road in the FCT, a project designed to boost agricultural output and rural development in the Kwali Area Council.
Butchers Association Praises Uba Sani for Revamping Kaduna Abattoirs
Butchers in Kaduna State are lauding Governor Uba Sani for the widespread modernization of abattoirs, which has improved hygiene, reduced meat spoilage, and increased business revenue.
Onitsha Business Hangout Emphasizes Regional Cooperation to Boost South-East Economy
Organizers of the Onitsha Business Hangout are promoting regional collaboration to boost the South-East economy and have unveiled a N20 million grant for entrepreneurs in the agricultural value chain.
Malaysia offers technical support to bridge Nigeria’s palm oil production shortfall
The Malaysian Palm Oil Council is partnering with Nigerian industry stakeholders to address a one million metric-tonne supply gap through technical assistance, research, and increased investment in local production.
Nigeria tomato costs expected to drop in August
TOPAN officials expect tomato prices to fall by August as wet-season harvesting begins and suggest improved storage to stabilize long-term market supply.
Scaling Nigeria’s Cassava Industry Beyond Raw Production
Nigeria dominates global cassava production, but failing to industrialize this supply leaves the country dependent on imports. Moving toward a model of value-added processing is essential for economic growth.