Nigeria’s agricultural sector continues to face deep structural challenges that prevent farmers from fully benefiting from their hard work. According to leaders within the All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN), the growing dominance of middlemen, poor market coordination, weak policies, and limited access to infrastructure are contributing significantly to rising food prices and worsening conditions […]

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

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

Food security has become one of the most urgent issues facing Nigeria today, not only because of rising hunger and food prices, but because it is directly tied to economic stability, national security and social development. Increasing evidence continues to show that agriculture remains one of the strongest contributors to Nigeria’s economy, meaning that any

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,