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Nigeria’s Dire Food Security Situation: $2.13B Spent on Food Imports In 2023

News in brief: - Nigeria spent $2.13 billion on food imports in 2023 due to inadequate local production and agricultural challenges. - Over 100 million Nigerians...

Nigeria’s Food Production Boom: €62 Billion Projected In 2024, Despite Import Reliance

News in Brief: -Nigeria's food production is projected to soar by 48% to €62 billion in 2024, despite remaining a major importer. -Upcoming collaborations...

Nigeria’s ₦3 Trillion Food Imports Unsustainable – TGI Group Says

News in brief: - TGI Group's Sadiq Kassim says Nigeria's annual expenditure of ₦3.3 trillion on imported food is unsustainable and he advocates for domestic...

Nigeria Shuns Food Imports And Doubles Down On Domestic Production

The Nigerian government, emphasising food security as a top priority, aims to boost domestic food production and reduce imports.

Why are food prices surging in Nigeria?

Global hike in vegetable oil prices and other domestic issues continue to drive up food prices in Nigeria.

Nigeria’s Food Import Bill Gulps N7.8T In 6 Years

Nigeria has spent about ₦7.8 trillion on food imports in the last six years showing the continued poor state of local production.

Can Backward Integration Help Nigeria Save ₦‎3 Trillion On Food Imports?

Look at how backward integration can be a means for Nigeria out of its ₦‎3 trillion food spending bill by solving major agricultural issues.

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