Commodity associations pledge strategic action to boost food security - Daily Trust

Commodity associations pledge strategic action to boost food security - Daily Trust

The leaders of various agricultural commodity associations in Nigeria have declared their unified resolve to scale up food production in alignment with the federal government’s Renewed Hope Agenda. The commitment was made known in a communique signed by Engr Aminu Muhammad, President of the Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria (RIFAN), following their inaugural joint meeting in Abuja. The meeting, held over the weekend, brought together key stake…

Africa has challenged to improve agricultural production, food security :: Mmegi online

This will complete the efforts to ensure that most African communities and households have access to affordable and quality nutritious quality. Some dynamic development experts insist that Africa has the potential to eat and be a global food basket. But is it, or is it just a pipe dream? Well, agriculture opportunities are endless if […] The post Africa has challenged to improve agricultural production, food security :: Mmegi online first appear…

Habiba Abdulkarim: From Shared Plot to Seed Security – A Cooperative’s Journey of Empowerment

At an energetic pace, Habiba Abdulkarim is more than just a farmer; she is a connector and an advocate. A woman from the Zaria region of Kaduna State, Habiba has cultivated the land as part of a women's cooperative, primarily growing maize and ginger. For years, accessing enough land to farm was a significant hurdle,

Commodity Associations Reaffirm Collective Commitment to Bolster Food Security - AgroNigeria

The leadership of major Agricultural Commodity Associations in Nigeria gathered in Abuja for their first-ever joint meeting, where they reaffirmed a collective commitment to bolstering food security and driving national development through strategic collaboration. The high-level meeting, held over the weekend, brought together key stakeholders from across the country, including Engr. Aminu Muhammad, President of