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26Dec’22
POLICY DIALOGUE ON COMBATING CORRUPTION ALONG NIGERIA-ECOWAS TRADE ROUTES
Regional trade and integration has remained part of Nigeria’s overarching strategy for economic transformation, growth and development. To this end, Nigeria adopted the establishment of Regional Trade Agreements (RTAs) with […]
26Dec’22
A REVIEW OF THE PROPOSED 2014 AGRICULTURE BUDGET AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO THE TRANSFORMATION AGENDA
The Transformation Agenda (TA) clearly makes agriculture one of the key sectors and drivers of the economy that is to achieve socio-economic transformation of the country. The role of agriculture […]
25Dec’22
Lessons for Africa in the CFTA before Crucifying Nigeria’s President
Nigeria did not sign on to the framework arising from the negotiations of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA), which held in Kigali – Rwanda precisely on the 21st […]
25Dec’22
GOOD AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES UNLEASHED ON SMALLHOLDER FARMERS IN NIGER STATE
The key implementers of the Alliance for Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) and her partners under the Partnership for Inclusive Agricultural Transformation in Africa (PIATA) Agriculture project in Niger State […]
25Dec’22
POLICY DIALOGUE ON COMBATING CORRUPTION ALONG NIGERIA ECOWAS TRADE ROUTES
Regional trade and integration has remained part of Nigeria’s overarching strategy for economic transformation, growth and development. To this end, Nigeria adopted the establishment of Regional Trade Agreements (RTAs) with […]
25Dec’22
FARMERS’ ORGANIZATION MAPPING In Six States of Nigeria
In implementing the IFAD-FGN Agricultural Value Chain Development Programme, an identified entry point is the organized farmers’ groups in the six focal states. In order to establish the current baseline […]
25Dec’22
AQACULTURE AS A JOB CREATOR AMONG SMALL SCALE FARMERS
Fish farming or aquaculture is an integral part of the overall agricultural production system in Nigeria. Though not quite popular, the sector contributes about 3% of agriculture GDP.1 Fish is […]
25Dec’22
THE OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSIDERATIONS IN AQUACULTURE BUSINESS IN WEST AFRICA
Aquaculture connotes the cultivation of freshwater and saltwater populations (especially fish) under controlled conditions, and can be contrasted with artisanal fishing, which is the harvesting of wild fish (online dictionary, […]
25Dec’22
LES OPPORTUNITÉS ET CONSIDÉRATION DANS LES AFFAIRES D’AQUACULTURE AU NIGERIA.
L’Aquaculture implique la culture d’eau douce et d’eau salée de populations (surtout de poissons) dans des conditions contrôlées, et peut être comparée à la pêche artisanale, qui est la récolte […]
25Dec’22
AN ANALYSIS OF PLATEAU, BENUE, NASARAWA AND BAUCHI STATES’ 2016 PROPOSED BUDGET FOR AGRICULTURE
The present government of Nigeria is led by a new political party and leadership – the All Progressive Congress (APC), with a slogan of ‘change’. The party’s vision of economic […]
