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The Tools Nigerian Farmers Need to Increase Productivity, Income, and Climate Resilience

Smallholder farmers remain the foundation of Nigeria’s food system, producing the majority of the food consumed across the country. From rice and maize to cassava, yam, and vegetables, their contribution sustains millions of households and keeps local markets active. Despite this enormous responsibility, many farmers continue to struggle with low productivity, poor access to finance, […]

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Nigeria-U.S. Agricultural Trade Set to Surpass $700 Million in 2025

Agricultural trade relations between United States and Nigeria are projected to exceed $700 million in 2025, driven largely by rising wheat exports from the U.S. into the Nigerian market. This development was revealed by the U.S. Agricultural Counselor, Chris Bielecki, in a statement shared by the U.S. Mission Nigeria on X. Wheat continues to play

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How Prices Can Protect Farmers and Farmer Groups in Nigeria

By Ibrahim Muhammed (IBM Bangis), Co-founder of Commodity.ng For decades, agriculture in Nigeria has focused heavily on increasing production. Governments, institutions and development agencies continue to encourage Nigerians to cultivate more land and produce more food. However, according to Ibrahim Muhammed, popularly known as IBM Bangis and Co-founder of Commodity.ng, one of the biggest problems

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The Growing Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Agriculture in Nigeria and Kenya.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is gradually transforming agriculture across Africa, particularly in countries like Nigeria and Kenya, where technology adoption is expanding rapidly. Experts estimate that AI could contribute as much as $2.9 trillion to Africa’s economy by 2030, with agriculture emerging as one of the sectors expected to benefit the most. In recent years, African

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Agriculture Key to Nigeria’s Stability and Economic Future — Ibrahim Muhammed

The Co-founder of Commodity.ng, Ibrahim Muhammed, popularly known as IBM Bangis, has described agriculture as one of the most important pillars for Nigeria’s long-term stability, economic growth and national development. Speaking during the Youth in Agriculture Summit held in Abuja, Ibrahim emphasized that no nation can achieve sustainable prosperity without investing heavily in food production,

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BoA Moves to Stabilise Food Prices and Protect Farmers From Market Volatility

The Bank of Agriculture (BoA) has introduced new initiatives aimed at addressing Nigeria’s unstable agricultural markets and shielding smallholder farmers from frequent price fluctuations that often affect income and production decisions. According to the Managing Director, Ayo Sotinrin, the reforms form part of the Federal Government’s broader agricultural strategy under President Bola Tinubu, focused on

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How Data-Driven Precision Agriculture Can Transform Farming in Nigeria

Nigeria’s agricultural sector remains one of the largest contributors to the economy, accounting for roughly 24–26% of GDP and employing more than one-third of the population. Yet productivity across the sector remains significantly below global standards due to poor data systems, outdated farming methods, climate shocks, low mechanisation, and inefficient input usage. Data-driven precision agriculture

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Nigeria strengthens data-driven agric policy to tackle food insecurity

Nigeria’s push toward data-driven agricultural policymaking is a critical step in addressing the country’s persistent food insecurity challenges, according to Ibrahim Muhammed (IBM Bangis), co-founder of Commodity.ng Speaking on the recently unveiled 2026 Agricultural Performance Survey (APS), Ibrahim Muhammed noted that evidence-based planning has become essential for building a resilient and productive agricultural sector capable

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Nigeria Needs Agripreneurs, Not Just More Farmers — Commodity Nigeria’s Founder (IBM Bangis)

The Chief Executive Officer of Commodity Nigeria, Ibrahim Muhammed, popularly known as IBM Bangis, has called for a major shift in how Nigerians approach agriculture, stressing that the country needs more agripreneurs rather than simply increasing the number of farmers. Speaking at a summit held in Lagos themed “From Labour to Wealth Through Agribusiness,” Ibrahim

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How Smarter Irrigation Is Transforming Farming in Northern Nigeria

For many farmers in northern Nigeria, irrigation is no longer just a farming tool—it is becoming a lifeline for productivity, income stability, and climate resilience. In Kano State, Mustapha Adamu remembers when farming on a 6,000-hectare stretch of land was extremely difficult due to poor water access, degraded soil, and unpredictable weather conditions. That situation

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