Food crops destroyed by floods could feed 8.5 million people for six months- FAO
The United Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) has estimated the recent floods across states in Nigeria has destroyed food crops ...
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Nigeria Customs begins implementation of duties and tax-free imports of essential food items
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has begun implementing duties and tax-free importation of rice, flour, wheat, and other essential food ...
WFP partners Nigeria, others to kickstart food assistance program, targets 7.5 million people
The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) has partnered with the government of Nigeria and other countries in West and ...
Global sugar and diary product prices drop as food commodity prices rise in April- FAO
In April, the global benchmark for food commodity prices ticked upwards, as declines in sugar and dairy products were outweighed ...
Number of food insecure people in West and Central Africa increases by 400% in 5yrs- WFP
The number of food insecure people in West and Central Africa- Nigeria included increased by 400% in the last five ...
FAO, Hungarian government to sponsor Nigerians for Agriculture-related Masters degrees
FAO, in partnership with the Hungarian Government, is providing scholarships for Nigerians and other nationalities to pursue master's degrees at ...
Food Insecurity: 26.5 million Nigerians to face hunger in 2024 – FAO
The Food and Agricultural Organisation has reported that around 26.5 million Nigerians are at risk of hunger in 2024.
Global rice prices surge to 15-year high – FAO Report
In a recent report, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) revealed that global rice prices surged to a 15-year high ...
Fish production, demand, piracy and the required strategies to boost supply
Nairametrics chats with an expert on the current state of Nigeria’s fish production.
Nigeria among countries to be worst hit by food crisis globally
Nigeria, others were listed as countries with the worst deteriorations in acute hunger in recent months.
