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Measuring inclusion in MSD programmes is harder than it looks; data can easily misrepresent who truly benefits. In rural northern Nigeria, it is mainly women who own and care for chickens, feeding them scraps from
Yola, Nigeria | 27 August 2025 — The effects of climate change continue to threaten the livelihoods of millions of Nigerians. Climate changes negatively impact agricultural productivity for both poor and non-poor households, but the
Duste, Nigeia – 18 August 2025. The Jigawa State Executive Council, presided over by His Excellency Governor Umar Namadi, convened at the State Government House to deliberate on innovative solutions to address the persistent financing
Nigeria’s environment is under unprecedented pressure from climate change, unsustainable land use, and industrial activities. Recognising the urgent need for sustainable practices, Propcom+ convened a two-day Environmental Management Training for its partners on 19–20 August
On 7 August 2025, Propcom+ staff gathered for a full-day Environmental Management Training designed to strengthen the programme’s commitment to sustainability. The training, themed “Reducing Propcom+ Environmental Impact and Carbon Footprint,” equipped participants with practical
Kano, Nigeria – 31 July 2025 Food is vital to human survival and a key driver of economic and biological growth. However, the foundation of any productive agricultural system lies in the quality of seeds
The UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO)-funded Propcom+ programme is transforming the livelihoods of Nigerian rural farmers and entrepreneurs, aiming to reach over 4 million rural farmers by 2030 —half of them women—by helping
With Nigeria’s agri-finance space at a critical juncture, key stakeholders from the agriculture and finance industries gathered in Lagos today, 19 June 2025, for a high-level engagement hosted by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
In a landmark move to bolster Nigeria’s agricultural sector and stimulate private sector-led growth, Premier Seeds Nigeria Limited has launched its first ultra-modern seed processing plant in Gombe State. This milestone was made possible through
Gombe, Tuesday, 17 June 2025—Premier Seed Nigeria Limited, a foremost seed company in Nigeria, is set to launch its first ultra-modern seed processing plant in Gombe State, North East Nigeria. With support from the UK
Measuring inclusion in MSD programmes is harder than it looks; data can easily misrepresent who truly benefits. In rural northern Nigeria, it is mainly women who own and care for chickens, feeding them scraps from
Yola, Nigeria | 27 August 2025 — The effects of climate change continue to threaten the livelihoods of millions of Nigerians. Climate changes negatively impact agricultural productivity for both poor and non-poor households, but the
Duste, Nigeia – 18 August 2025. The Jigawa State Executive Council, presided over by His Excellency Governor Umar Namadi, convened at the State Government House to deliberate on innovative solutions to address the persistent financing
Nigeria’s environment is under unprecedented pressure from climate change, unsustainable land use, and industrial activities. Recognising the urgent need for sustainable practices, Propcom+ convened a two-day Environmental Management Training for its partners on 19–20 August
On 7 August 2025, Propcom+ staff gathered for a full-day Environmental Management Training designed to strengthen the programme’s commitment to sustainability. The training, themed “Reducing Propcom+ Environmental Impact and Carbon Footprint,” equipped participants with practical
Kano, Nigeria – 31 July 2025 Food is vital to human survival and a key driver of economic and biological growth. However, the foundation of any productive agricultural system lies in the quality of seeds
The UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO)-funded Propcom+ programme is transforming the livelihoods of Nigerian rural farmers and entrepreneurs, aiming to reach over 4 million rural farmers by 2030 —half of them women—by helping
With Nigeria’s agri-finance space at a critical juncture, key stakeholders from the agriculture and finance industries gathered in Lagos today, 19 June 2025, for a high-level engagement hosted by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
In a landmark move to bolster Nigeria’s agricultural sector and stimulate private sector-led growth, Premier Seeds Nigeria Limited has launched its first ultra-modern seed processing plant in Gombe State. This milestone was made possible through
Gombe, Tuesday, 17 June 2025—Premier Seed Nigeria Limited, a foremost seed company in Nigeria, is set to launch its first ultra-modern seed processing plant in Gombe State, North East Nigeria. With support from the UK
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