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Cost of jollof surges 34% in one year - Vimarsana News

Cost of jollof surges 34% in one year

The average cost of preparing a pot of jollof rice for a Nigerian family of five has risen by 34.2 percent in one year, according to a new...

Exchange predicts decline in grain production - Vimarsana News

Exchange predicts decline in grain production

Associated Foreign Exchange (AFEX) has predicted a decline in the production of grain commodities this year, following the impact of flooding, devaluation of the naira, high logistics, and the social-political situation in Nigeria. In its Commodity Outlook for 2023 Report, the body said the observed reasons would keep commodity prices at historically high levels amid […]

Prices of maize, paddy rice, other food commodities to rise in Q4 2022 - Survey - Vimarsana News

Prices of maize, paddy rice, other food commodities to rise in Q4 2022 - Survey

A survey has disclosed that the prices of maize, paddy rice and soybeans are expected to rise in the fourth Quarter(Q4) of 2022. DAILY POST learnt this on

'Flood has ruined our businesses, lives' - Vimarsana News

'Flood has ruined our businesses, lives'

THE flooding occasioned by the torrential rains in Kogi State has rendered many people homeless in nine local government areas. The disaster, which has

In Nigeria's food basket state, floods wash away homes, crops and hope - Vimarsana News

In Nigeria's food basket state, floods wash away homes, crops and hope

MAKURDI, Nigeria (Reuters) - Victoria Okonkwo sits in a canoe as neighbours paddle her away from her house in Nigeria's food basket, Benue state, which is now under water – along with more than 100,000 hectares (247,100 acres) of farmland.