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Fish Import Bill Falls 14.8%

Fish Import Bill Falls 14.8%

Nigeria spent ₦167.91 billion on fish imports in the second quarter of 2026, down 14.8% from ₦197.17 billion a year earlier, NBS data shows. Herring …

4w ago · Isaac Oludu Innocent
Nigeria Joins a Continental Livestock Pact

Nigeria Joins a Continental Livestock Pact

Nigeria has joined seven other African countries in a pledge to build regional livestock value chains, aiming to close a gap so wide that most …

1mo ago · Isaac Oludu Innocent
USDA Dims Nigeria's 2026 Grain Outlook

USDA Dims Nigeria's 2026 Grain Outlook

The US Department of Agriculture has trimmed its forecasts for Nigeria's 2026/27 rice and maize crops, citing high input costs, insecurity and reduced planting. It …

1mo ago · Isaac Oludu Innocent
Rice Prices Slide Through 2026

Rice Prices Slide Through 2026

The price of rice in Nigeria has fallen steadily this year. A 50kg bag of imported long-grain rice dropped from ₦70,000 in January to ₦55,000 …

1mo ago · Elijah Omojola
Nigeria to Import More Maize as Farms Falter

Nigeria to Import More Maize as Farms Falter

Nigeria's grain harvest is slipping, and the country is set to buy far more from abroad to fill the gap. New forecasts point to maize …

1mo ago · Elijah Omojola
Stockfish Scarcity Hits Nigeria's Soups

Stockfish Scarcity Hits Nigeria's Soups

Okporoko, the dried stockfish imported from Norway and Iceland, is a fixture in Nigerian soups yet is not produced at home. A fresh bout of …

2mo ago · Isaac Oludu Innocent
Nigeria Grows Tea, Yet Drinks Imports

Nigeria Grows Tea, Yet Drinks Imports

On the cool Mambilla Plateau, thousands of farmers grow the only tea made in Nigeria. Yet the country meets barely a tenth of its own …

2mo ago · Elijah Omojola
A Regional Push to Close Nigeria's Fish Gap

A Regional Push to Close Nigeria's Fish Gap

Nigeria, the FAO and ECOWAS are courting investment to close a 2.2 million tonne fish supply gap that forces the country to import much of …

2mo ago · Elijah Omojola
Nigeria Buys the Garlic It Could Grow

Nigeria Buys the Garlic It Could Grow

Garlic sits in almost every Nigerian pot, but the country barely grows it, producing only a couple of thousand tonnes a year and importing the …

3mo ago · Isaac Oludu Innocent