Interviews

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.

A retired university teacher says a combination of factors, including government's negligence and pollution, are to blame.

Ma'amun Da'u-Aliyu, the Managing Director of Hadejia/Jama'are River Basin Development Authority (H.JRBDA), explains how the agency is addressing perennial flooding...

A smallholder farmer in Abuja says the government needs to do more to help food production.

The managing director of leading blender says with the current mode of operation of the initiative, there is a likelihood...

Aishat Titilola, 29, runs TAD Farms in Oyo State where she breeds and processes livestock.

Nike Tinubu suggest ways the government can strengthen the Bank of Agriculture.

Asibi Gede, 55, who owns farms in Abuja says she has suffered from insecurity and feeders have destroyed her farms.

Ukachi Ogujuba is a volunteer for an agric tech firm and a smallholder farmer in Imo State.

Meru Musa, 35, and mother-of-six, cultivates rice in the Federal Capital Territory.

Asma Mirza processes ginger, honey, okro and more.

Nigeria spends over N125 billion ($625 million) annually on fish importation.

Sabuwa Muhammad says she has not been using fertiliser because it is costly and difficult to get in Jigawa.

Mrs Isarah says big farmers hide information on market, fertiliser and quality seeds from smallholder farmers

Binta Mukhtar, who can only crop part of her 73 hectares farm, says "farming is a very expensive venture"

Janet Jiya says her land is good but lack of capital is keeping her from expanding her farm.

"When they say women got palliative, I don't know the women they are talking about"

"In reality, we perform more than (male farmers) from production to processing"

The professor also talks about yam seedlings, insurance and other factors affecting yam farmers.

The official also gives reasons why Nigeria cannot export honey to the EU yet.

The Nigerian Institute for Oil palm Research (NIFOR), established in 1939, is saddled with the mandate to conduct research into...

As the government searches for alternative sources of revenue, experts say the agricultural sector remains a promising area.