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Climate change is severely threatening Nigeria’s rain-dependent agriculture, necessitating an urgent shift to climate-smart practices. Key solutions include deploying drought-resistant crops, adopting soil and water conservation techniques, and integrating renewable energy like solar-powered irrigation. Success requires coordinated government action to provide climate information services, farmer education, and financial access. Ultimately, building resilience hinges on a systemic approach that combines advanced technology, sustainable land management, and robust policy alignment.Continue Reading

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This initiative directly tackles the root causes of farmer-herder conflicts in Nigeria by deploying two innovative, climate-resilient livelihood models: water-efficient aquaponic systems for crop farmers and community-managed, climate-smart mini ranches for pastoralists. Funded by the UK FCDO, the project strategically empowers 100 vulnerable individuals—with priority for women, youth, and persons with disabilities—to enhance food security, boost household income, and foster peaceful coexistence. By providing structured alternatives toContinue Reading

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Share By Felicia Imohimi The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) in partnership with Nature Eco Capital, Business for Nature and other stakeholders on Friday in Abuja, inaugurated the Nigeria Business Advisory Group on Biodiversity (BAG). Dr Joseph Onoja, Director General, NCF, in his remarks at the event, said the inauguration ofContinue Reading

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ShareWHEAT PRODUCTION: Jigawa State Sets New Record, Cultivates 105,000 Hectares, Senator Kyari Hails Farmers By Aluta News February 18, 2025 In a major boost to Nigeria’s agricultural sector, Jigawa State has recorded a bumper harvest of wheat, cultivating over 105,000 hectares of the crop. This achievement is a testament toContinue Reading

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Share REVOLUTIONIZING NIGERIA’S AGRICULTURE: Minister Abubakar Kyari’s Groundbreaking Efforts Yield Fruit By Aluta News January 22, 2025 Nigeria’s Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Senator Abubakar Kyari, is driving significant growth in the country’s agricultural sector. His recent trip to Egypt was a major success, particularly the Egypt-Nigeria Business ForumContinue Reading

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ShareAluta News Many residents of the Federal Capital Territory  have been experiencing difficulty accessing Federal Government’s 50Kg bag of rice at N40, 000. A News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) correspondent, who visited the Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation (NAIC) headquarters, a payment centre,  revealed that hundreds of residents were seen waitingContinue Reading