Nigeria acquires $134 million loan for farming investment

Guardian Nigeria 2024-11-15

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Nigeria's government said it plans to boost productivity in staple crops including wheat, rice and maize. It comes as Nigerians grapple with the effects of inflation, with millions suffering from food
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