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The National Deputy president of All Farmers Association of Nigeria ( AFAN), Chief Daniel Okafor has said that the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (FMAFS) will soon begin to give out agricultural inputs to small scale farmers in Nigeria, just as he solicited for a very transparent process.
A participant name withheld has called the attention of agricultural stakeholders to the incomplete handling over process of senior retirees from the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security ( FMAFS).
Many Nigerians who majorly patronize local food vendors popularly known as “mamaput" have expressed frustration over the continuous rise in the food per plate, saying that affordable meals are becoming increasingly out of reach for low-income earners.
This is an indication that the Federal Government ( FG) through its Agriculture and Food Security Ministry ( FMAFS) may have concluded not to embark on inputs subsidy to farmers just as delayed is already being experienced for the 2026 rainy season cultivation.
The Chairman, Agriculture Correspondents Association of Nigeria (ACAN), Collins Nnabife, has condemned the food security politicization through input distribution by the government officials.
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The National Shea Products Association of Nigeria (NASPAN), Mohammed Ahmed Kontagora has commended the joint effort of the Federal Government ( FG) towards ensuring preservation of the shea nuts for local productivity.
The recently elected president, Coffee Producers, Processors and Marketers Association of Nigeria ( CPPMA) Mr. Hassan Usman has called for an enhanced coffee and tea productivity in Nigeria, describing the sub sector as a key opportunity for economic diversification, rural empowerment, and national industrial growth.
As Nigerians prepare for the forthcoming Muslim Sallah celebration, many faithfuls across the country have expressed concern over the sharp increase in the prices of rams.
A cassava farmer has shared pathetic losses he incurred during the 2025 farming season as prices decrease daily.
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Nigeria has been ranked among the ten most climate-vulnerable countries in the world, according to recent global climate risk assessments measuring exposure to extreme weather events and natural hazards. The ranking has renewed concerns over the country’s agricultural sustainability, rural livelihoods, and long-term food security.
