Interviews

The former deputy governor said he is happy with the fact that he sold his property to establish the abattoir...

The project, under the Kano State Agro-pastoral Development Project (KSADP), is a multifaceted food security, poverty alleviation, job creation, and...

Nigeria’s per capita consumption of milk is eight litres, below the global average of 44 litres, according to the Food...

"Climate change is a life or death matter and should not be seen as an opportunity for politicking or for...

"Although some species have gone extinct , such as the giraffe and cheetah, Nigeria has the rarest gorilla in Africa,...

The main goal of the Kano State Agro-pastoral Development Project is to achieve poverty reduction by strengthening food and nutrition...

Oluwadarasimi Adedapo, also known as Farmer Simi, is a soilless farmer in Ogun state, and a student of Obafemi Awolowo...

On 3 March, the Supreme Court later ruled that the old notes be recirculated alongside the new notes until 31...

Samantha Okoligbo, a young farmer, speaks about her struggles as a woman in the agricultural sector in Nigeria.

Since independence, several agricultural policies have been introduced by different administrations but the desired growth of the sector has not...

Since the policy took effect, the scarcity of both the old and new naira notes has affected businesses in the...

Hope Manzawet is a student at the University of Abuja studying Agricultural Science. She also owns a fish farm in...

Okomu Oil plantation agriculture coordinator, Billy Ghansah, speaks on how changes in rainfall patterns and other issues have impacted oil...

Smallholder farmers in Abuja rue lack of access to agricultural credit facilities and absence of government support.

My first crops were cucumbers and okra which is one of my favourites.

The food processor, a retired civil servant, asks the government to give women farmers grants, not loan.

The rice farmers’ association leader noted that the government must invest in infrastructure to avoid flood-related disasters in the future.

Online and physical smuggling networks operating between Central and East Africa are decimating the parrot population.

Although the new agreement is ground-breaking, gaps remain that threaten the continent’s blue economy aspirations.

Joy Itamah, who grows crops and rears goats in Oyo State, has a difficult experience with Nigeria's perpetually poor power...

A computer science student who has been at home due to lecturers' long strike says she has found something profitable...

The group works with MasterCard to support 65,000 farmers in Nigeria, of which 80 per cent of that number must...

Chris Bickersteth speaks about KOTO pepper source’s history and other matters.

Elizabeth Onyeri wants the government to intervene and help farmers with finance and security.