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Nigeria's Cocoa Production Leaves Not So Sweet Taste

Cocoa production is a study in patience with crops taking up to five years to mature for a harvest - one of the reasons the industry has seen such a steady decline, Victor Iyama of the Federation of Agricultural Commodity Associations of Nigeria, has said.

Nigeria: Why Nigerian Cocoa Production Is On Steady Decline

Daily Trust, 16 December 2016

The president of the Federation of Agricultural Commodity Associations of Nigeria (FACAN), Dr. Victor Iyama, has attributed the continued decline in cocoa production in Nigeria to… Read more »

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Nigeria: Stakeholders Lament Neglect of Cocoa Industry

Guardian, 16 December 2016

Worried by the myriads of problems facing their operations, indigenous cocoa manufacturers has urged the Federal Government to reduce the cost of borrowing in Nigeria, and embark… Read more »
Nigeria: EU Threatens to Stop Market Access for Nigerian Products Over EPA

Vanguard, 17 October 2016

There is strong indication that the European Union will after October 2016, terminate the Temporary Free Market Access it granted Nigeria and other ECOWAS member States to export… Read more »
Nigeria: Agriculture Can Banish Recession From Nigeria If...

This Day, 16 December 2016

The Minister for Agriculture, Chief Audu Ogbeh, yesterday enumerated eleven cash crops that can drive the current recession out of Nigeria, if they are given serious attention by… Read more »

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Nigeria's Economy In Recession

The recession has been attributed to the inability of past administrations to diversify the economy, former Central Bank governor Lamido Sanusi has said. Read more »
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