What a Tomato Harvest Taught Me About Wealth Growing in Africa

By Aggie Asiimwe Konde Chief Brand, Communications, External Engagements & Advocacy – AGRA The world feels increasingly unsettled. Geopolitical tensions dominate headlines, trade routes are shifting, development financing is tightening and conversations around food security, debt and economic uncertainty have become commonplace. Across boardrooms and policy circles, we spend considerable time discussing global shocks and…

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Closing Nigeria’s Extension Gap Through Market-Led Solutions: The AGRA-Led Kaduna Consortium Story

Across the vast, diverse agricultural landscape of Nigeria, a much-needed transformation is taking place. From a national perspective, the challenge has always been one of scale and connectivity. Nigeria’s agricultural sector contributes significantly to its GDP, yet it has long been plagued by a massive extension gap. Nationally, the ratio of extension agents to farm…

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Harvesting Changes: The Man Behind Abia’s Ramp Project Hon. Chief Israel Amanze (Oke Orji Abia)

By Nwaokafor Chisom Sunny The African Mahogany which is scientifically called khaya ivorensis or khaya grandifoliola, is mostly called “Osisi Orji” in Igbo land known for its significant importance as symbol of wealth in carving furnitures and strong doors for Big men in the society . No wonder the then Governor Theodore Ahamefula Orji gave…

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The INEC Chairman Controversy: Shari’ah Council, Moral Consistency And Institutional Responsibility

By: Nasiru Jagaba The recent intervention by the Supreme Council for Shari’ah in Nigeria (SCSN), in which it openly criticised the appointment of the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Joash Ojo Amupitan, and threatened not to recognise any election conducted under his leadership, demands urgent international scrutiny, not applause. The Council’s…

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An Open Letter to Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai

By: Nasiru Jagaba Power Without Conscience, Silence Without Shame, Blood Without Justice Mallam Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai, Your recent outbursts about an alleged “silent war against the Muslim North” would deserve serious engagement if they were not built on selective outrage, dangerous amnesia, and a deeply troubling record of governance marked by exclusion, repression, and unanswered…

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