For years, trade conversations in Africa have revolved around tariffs. Negotiations are framed as victories or losses depending on percentage…
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Nigeria’s domestic trade problem is not primarily informal; it is fundamentally structural. For many years, Nigeria’s domestic trade challenges have…
Edible insects, often referred to as “insect protein” or “mini-livestock,” sit at the intersection of nutrition, culture, and sustainability. While…
When scientists in Iceland confirmed the discovery of three mosquitoes in October, 2025, the first ever found in the nation’s…
As Nigeria pushes forward in diversifying its agricultural economy, sesame (Sesamum indicum) has quietly emerged as one of the country’s most…
For decades, nutrition has been boxed in as a social or humanitarian concern, mostly in the domain of charities, aid…
Nigeria’s nutrition challenge has never been just about producing more food, but about ensuring access to healthy, resilient and nutrient-rich…
Malnutrition remains one of Nigeria’s most pressing yet solvable challenges. It is not only a health issue but also an…
As the world commemorates World Food Day 2025, Nigeria stands at a crossroads in its fight against malnutrition. Despite years…
In today’s fast-changing markets, science research holds answers to some of the biggest business and societal challenges such as food…