Obinna Onwuasoanya

Obinna Onwuasoanya is a tech reporter of over five years, fiction writer, SEO expert and an editor. He is based in Lagos, Nigeria, and was previously shortlisted for the Writivism Short Story Prize 2018.

Eko Rice To Hit Lagos Markets In June 2023

Nigeria's 5 million tonnes (or 5 billion kg) production output is not enough to satisfy local demand which exceeds 6 billion kg per year. So, imports are satisfying the deficit despite the ban.

Nigeria Approves National Diary Policy To Encourage Backward Integration

Nigeria plans to produce 1.6 billion liters of milk every year under the new policy, which will mean raising current milk production by 68%.

IMF Says UK Will Avoid Recession, Grow 0.4% In 2023

IMF's managing director Kristalina Georgieva praised the UK government for taking decisive and responsible actions.

Kenyan Farmers Employ Bees To Stop Elephants Invading Farms

Elephants farm raids have led many farmers to change practice and choose safer crops. Some have fought back, killing these animals who need protecting as well.

Lagos Free Zone To Add $12Bn To Nigeria’s GDP By 2032

t is not clear why many companies have not begun taking advantage of the benefits that operating inside the LFZ gives, especially local ones. In fact, a news release showed that the most prominent tenants are Kellogg’s, Colgate, Arla Foods and BASF, all of which are international brands.

Tomato Ebola Threatens Scarcity, Billions In Losses

Nutritionists are advising Nigerians to consider tomato alternatives like switching tomato stew or sauce with other sauces that don't need it: cat fish pepper soup, veggie chicken gravy, palm nut soup, and so on.

Kekava, Baltic Biggest Poultry Group, To Invest $15M In Biomethane Gas

Putnu Fabrika Kekava wants to use biomethane gas for energy generation as it plans to phase out less sustainable natural gas.

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