Agriculture is the backbone of human civilization. At its core, agriculture is the science, art, and practice of cultivating crops and rearing animals for food, raw materials, and human use. From the rice in our kitchens to the cotton in our clothes, agriculture touches nearly every aspect of our daily lives. But in today’s modern

Introduction Nigeria’s agricultural sector holds enormous potential, but most of it remains untapped because raw crops are sold with little to no processing. Imagine how much money is lost when cassava is sold in its raw form instead of being converted into garri, flour, or starch. Or when tomatoes rot in open markets because there

Introduction Nigeria stands at a crossroads. With a population projected to surpass 250 million by 2030, food security, economic growth, and job creation have become urgent national priorities. The question is simple: How do we build the Nigeria of our dreams? The answer lies in unlocking the potential of agribusiness and agriculture—the backbone of our

Nigeria’s economy has always leaned heavily on agriculture, but today the sector faces some of its toughest challenges. From rising food inflation to unstable supply chains, the question on everyone’s mind—farmers, agripreneurs, and consumers alike—is: how do we survive this storm? The Current Problem The biggest trouble in Nigeria’s agricultural sector right now is skyrocketing