By Nkanu Egbe Lagos is no longer talking about agriculture as a rural support activity; it is now presenting food as a major urban economy, with the state framing itself as a systems hub rather than just a consumer market. That shift matters because Lagos says its food economy is worth ₦16.14 trillion, and the Read More…
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday opened a 32-metric tonne per hour Lagos Rice Mill in Imota, Ikorodu, a Lagos suburb, to boost Nigeria’s rice revolution. The Lagos Rice Mill, Imota is a two x 16 metric tonnes per hour mill on an 8.5-hectare piece of land. The project requires around 240,000 metric tonnes of paddy Read More…