High Interest Rates Squeeze Nigerian Agricultural Sector
Dayo Thomas Agricultural sector operators in Nigeria are facing a daunting challenge as interest rates soar to as high as
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Month: February 2026
Senate Urges NCDC to Prioritize Agriculture and Security in 2026 Budget, Approves N140 billion
Dayo Thomas The Nigerian Senate has directed the North-Central Development Commission (NCDC) to prioritize investments in agriculture and security in
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Federal Government to Establish Mega Tractor Assembly Plant
Dayo Thomas The Federal Government of Nigeria is set to establish a mega tractor assembly plant capable of producing 2,000-4,000
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Employee Fraud Hits Nigerian MSMEs Hard, Costs Billions Annually
Dayo Thomas A new report by the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) reveals a disturbing trend: employee
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The Green Gold: Nigeria’s Ogbono Export Boom
Dayo Thomas Ogbono export values vary depending on the market and packaging. Ground and packaged Ogbono seeds are sold internationally
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Federal Government Launches Interest-Free Loans for Smallholder Farmers and Traders
Dayo Thomas The Federal Government is accelerating the disbursement of interest-free loans to smallholder farmers and traders through the Government
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Argungu Festival’s Biggest Catch, Weighs 59KG
Dayo Thomas The Argungu Festival’s biggest catch weighs an impressive 59kg, caught by Abubakar Usman from Maiyama Local Government Area.
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Dangote’s Vision 2030: A Bold Move Towards Agricultural and Industrial Exports
Dayo Thomas Dangote Industries Limited is making significant strides in agricultural and industrial exports with its Vision 2030 plan, unveiled
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Cibus Tec 2026: A Platform for Food Technology Innovation
Dayo Thomas The international food and beverage technology exhibition, Cibus Tec 2026, is set to take place from October 27-30,
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Obasanjo Blames Shagari’s Policy U-Turn for Nigeria’s Rice Import Wills
Edward Samuel Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has squarely placed the blame for Nigeria’s continued reliance on rice imports on the
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