Joseph Akahome

Joseph O Akahome (OJ) is a writer, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Literature from the University of Benin. He is an avid agriculturist, with a bias for poultry and an insatiable appetite for chicken wings. When he is neither reading nor researching, he likes to spend recreational time playing board games, or swimming in serene forested lakes.

Russia Hands Over Seized Dutch, French Assets To Chechen Agric Minister

Yakub Zakriev, the deputy prime minister and agricultural minister of Chechnya, has been appointed as the new head of Danone Russian subsidiary after Russia took control of the company.

Guinea Ban Food Exports For Next Six Months

Guinea has imposed a six-month ban on exports of food commodities like rice, potatoes, palm oil, and more, in an effort to safeguard its food stocks before harvest season and ensure food sovereignty.

Tomato Prices In India Surge 700% As Heavy Rains Force Scarcity

Tomato prices in India have surged by 700% due to heavy rains and floods, causing supply disruptions.

Nigerian Researchers Develop Unique Exclusive Oil Palm Fertiliser

A team of experts from IAR&T, NIFOR, and OCP Africa has developed specialised fertilisers exclusively for oil palm farmers in different regions of Nigeria.

Nigeria Maize Association Promises One Million Jobs Using PPP Model

The Maize Association of Nigeria aims to create one million jobs through a public-private partnership, aligned with the government's vision of achieving food sufficiency and reducing youth unemployment. The association has seen considerable growth, increasing its membership from 120,000 to five million in five years, and has invested in various agricultural equipment and tools.

Nigerian Poultry Farmers Decry High Cost Of Feed, Appeal To FG For Help

Poultry farmers in Nigeria are urging the government to address the high cost of bird feeds, warning of dire consequences for the industry and nutrition.

Why Russia Backed Out Of Ukraine Black Sea Grain Deal

Russia has withdrawn from the grain deal with Ukraine, which allowed grains to pass through the Black Sea to the international market.

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