Major Headline News
AgriGens Media Visits NSITF to Boost Media Visibility: AgriGens Media visited the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) to explore opportunities for stronger media engagement, improved public awareness and enhanced visibility for the organisation’s activities, programmes and initiatives.
FISON Schedules Virtual Congress Ahead of Election and Proposes Two New Vice President Positions: The Fisheries Society of Nigeria (FISON) scheduled a virtual congress for August 26, 2026, ahead of its forthcoming elections. The society also proposed the creation of two additional Vice President positions to strengthen its leadership structure and administration.
SAPZ Trains 150 Kwara Farmers on Improved Farming Practices: The Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones (SAPZ) Project trained 150 farmers across five Local Government Areas in Kwara State on the use of high-yield seeds, crop protection methods and proper fertiliser application to improve agricultural productivity and food security.
AFFAK Elects New Executives to Boost Fish Production in Kwara State: The Association of Fish Farmers in Kwara (AFFAK) elected new executive members to lead the association and promote the growth of fish production, strengthen farmers’ collaboration and advance aquaculture development across the state.
Education Minister Advocates 80% Agricultural Practical Training in Polytechnics and Colleges of Education: The Minister of Education advocated for 80% practical agricultural training in polytechnics and colleges of education to equip students with hands-on skills, encourage entrepreneurship and prepare graduates for employment and opportunities in the agricultural sector.
Africa’s Dairy Imports Hit $7.5 Billion as Demand Outpaces Local Production: Africa’s dairy imports have reportedly reached $7.5 billion, highlighting the growing gap between domestic dairy production and consumer demand. The development underscores the need for increased investment in local dairy production, improved livestock productivity and stronger agricultural value chains across the continent.
Volume 26 edition focuses on important developments in agricultural education, farmer training, fisheries and aquaculture, institutional partnerships, leadership development, and Africa’s dairy industry, emphasising the need for innovation, practical skills and investment to strengthen the agricultural sector.
