Our nation is at a critical juncture where the impact of economic crises, global challenges, tumbling currency, insecurity and climate change is affecting the ability of many citizens to feed ...

It's a "ready-to-use therapeutic food" that's had remarkable success in treating malnourished kids. The State Department says ...

The Federal Government says that local manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and medical devices is the sure path to medicine security in Nigeria.The Director, Food and Drug Services, Ministry ...

The Nigeria Food Summit 2025 has reinforced efforts to position Nigerian cuisine on the global stage, bringing together industry leaders, chefs, and policymakers to explore the nation’s culinary ...

Adequate food and nutrition is crucial for human health. Research shows that malnutrition, or undernourishment, weakens the ...

Attacks in local government areas like Zaki Biam, Kwande, Logo, Kastina Ala, Gwer West, Makurdi, Guma, and Agatu have forced farmers to abandon their farmlands, leading to widespread food insecurity.

Read also: How to move Nigeria from food scarcity to security “Agriculture is a whole value chain, from farm to market. Therefore, for local sourcing to be successful, there needs to be a clear end ...

According to the IMARC Group, Nigeria’s online food delivery market reached $1.037 million in 2024 ... However, it quickly expanded its reach, targeting a broader market in major cities like Lagos, ...

Derera said Nigeria spends about $52bn annually on food ... Among other solutions he proffered, Derera said government genuine support of local food processing industries will add value to raw ...

Covering 15 markets across Nigeria and Ghana ... Plateau States disrupting agricultural activities and limiting the local food supply.” Meanwhile, Ghana’s food prices remained volatile ...

Annual Food Intervention Programme has bolstered Nigeria's food security. The Foundation had committed N15billion and N16billion to its Annual Food Intervention Programme in 2024 and 2025 ...

This is because if you’re looking at the challenges in Nigeria, in the face of the growing population, especially in cities like Lagos, there’s a need for more local food production.