The Federal Government ( FG) and Food and Agriculture Organization ( FAO) have recently collaborated to come up with a project tagged Nourishing Nigeria to address malnutrition and food insecurity in the country.
The Federal Government ( FG) and Food and Agriculture Organization ( FAO) have recently collaborated to come up with a project tagged Nourishing Nigeria to address malnutrition and food insecurity in the country.
The leadership of Nigerian Agricutural Insurance Corporation ( NAIC) last Friday changed hands as Mrs Folashade Joseph officially handed over the leadership to Mrs. Florence Onwuanuokwu, who was the General Manager ( underwriting) until her present responsibilities.
The Prime Minister/ Head of Government, Democratic Republic of Sao Tome and Principe, His Excellency Dr. Americo Ramos yesterday officially inaugurated the local organizing committee of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) in Nigeria towards a preparation to properly harness the business opportunities without barriers among member countries in Africa.
The Executive Secretary ( ES) of, National Agricultural Development Fund (NADF), Muhammad Abu Ibrahim has said the role of his organization was not to take over the Bank of Agriculture's ( BOA) responsibility, but rather to keep scouting for funds to give support to food development.
Last week, the appointment of a new Director General for the National Agricultural Seed Council (NASC) was announced. His name is Fatuhu Muhammed.
The Bank of Agriculture ( BOA) new Managing Director ( MD) as being approved by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ( PBAT) is now Mr. Ayo Sotunrin.
The Executive Secretary ( ES), National Agricutural Development Fund ( NADF) Muhammad Ibrahim has said that the present deplorable conditions of the sector's research institutes would be well supported with funds to ensure performance.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ( PBAT) may have slated May 29 as a day to give farmers in Nigeria imported tractors to mark the second year in office, Food Farm News gathered.
The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security ( FMAFS) may have had nothing to do with any grant being circulated to farmers and other stakeholders for participations.
The Agricutural Research Council of Nigeria ( ARCN) has not been able to fulfill its financial obligations to other international partners in technologies improvement to the tune of Four Hundred and Thirty Four Million, Nine Hundred and Thirty Seven Thousand, One Hundred and One Naira (N434, 937,101,02) since 2014.
A registered Non Governmental Organization ( NGO) named Rural Wealth Foundation ( RWF) has called on both local and international organizations to support environmental protection ocassioned by climate change degradation on two major rivers in Kogi state, Nigeria against food security.
ActionAids Nigeria has expressed the need for the country to take proactive action against the increasing climate crisis and food insecurity that have been driving more people into poverty.
The Agric Minister, State, Sen. Sabi Abdullahi has joined his voice to those calling for the Bank of Agriculture ( BOA) re-capitalization towards better financing of farmers and other stakeholders to achieve food security.
The Small-Scale Women Farmers Organisation in Nigeria (SWOFON) with other two groups have raised concerns over a significant decline in the 2025 agriculture budget, warning that the 36.19% reduction could exacerbate the country’s already dire food insecurity situation.
Some stakeholders in the Agriculture sector have expressed dissatisfaction over the Federal Government (FG) funding priority to another agency under the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security over the Bank of Agriculture ( BOA).
During the tenure of former Agriculture Minister, Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina, the Nigerian government estimated the number of farmers at approximately 14 million.
China has announced a ban on the import of livestock products from Nigeria, Ghana, Egypt, and several other countries due to concerns over the spread of animal diseases, including foot-and-mouth disease, sheep and goat poxes.
The Federation of Commodity Associations of Nigeria ( FACAN) has lent its voice to support a proposal seeking 2025 funding for tiger and bambara nuts development at all its productivity value chains.