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INTERVIEW: Why Nigeria gets too little from $2.7 billion ginger market despite being world's second largest producer - Vimarsana News

INTERVIEW: Why Nigeria gets too little from $2.7 billion ginger market despite being world's second largest producer

So if you process ginger into ginger oil in Abuja or Kano for example, traditionally, it is most likely not to scale Nigerian Agricultural...

AFAN charges state governments to key into restoration of food security - Vimarsana News

AFAN charges state governments to key into restoration of food security

ALL Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN), has called on all state governments, especially those in the Northern part of the country to key into the drive

150,000 wheat farmers in 15 Northern states to benefit from yields procurement by FMAN to boost production - Vimarsana News

150,000 wheat farmers in 15 Northern states to benefit from yields procurement by FMAN to boost production

A total of 150,000 farmers under the CBN Anchor Borrower Program (ABP) who are into wheat farming in 15 Northern states are to have their yields procured

CBN, POFAN working on intervention for potato farmers ― POFAN president - Vimarsana News

CBN, POFAN working on intervention for potato farmers ― POFAN president

POFAN president said that the CBN had requested the data of potato farmers for support under the Anchor Borrowers’ Program (ABP).

Coronation Conversations: Public-Private Partnerships, key to unlocking Nigeria's agricultural potential - Vimarsana News

Coronation Conversations: Public-Private Partnerships, key to unlocking Nigeria's agricultural potential

With Nigeria’s population set to reach 400 million by 2050, unlocking credit for the country’s small holder farmers currently contributing almost 30% of