John Adegwu is a journalist who primarily covers national economic and agricultural issues in Nigeria. His articles focus on topics such as food security, agricultural development, policy initiatives, and the economic potential of key agricultural sectors like cassava and fisheries.
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John Adegwu's coverage is heavily focused on agriculture and farming in Nigeria, with an emphasis on government announcements and cited data. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing expert commentary or insights related to agricultural policies, food security initiatives, challenges faced by farmers or the agricultural industry in Nigeria.
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By: John Adegwu
There is no doubt that Nigeria is currently grappling with a severe food crisis that has seen the prices of essential food items soar beyond the reach of many of its citizens.
Nigeria will take its rightful place. So what we are doing at the committee level is to look at the 16 terms of reference. One of which is to work out the modalities for the establishment of Ministry of Livestock Development.”
By: John Adegwu
Nigeria's poultry industry is recognised as the most commercialised component of the livestock subsector, contributing significantly to the overall agricultural GDP.
There’s no doubt that horticultural sector occupy significant place to revive national economy especially in a country where economic diversification into
Addressing deforestation in Nigeria is critical for preserving soil fertility and ensuring the long-term sustainability of agriculture. Reforestation efforts,
Every year on October 16, over 150 countries across the globe commemorate World Food Day, a date set aside to draw attention to the critical issue of hunger and malnutrition, while bearing in mind the importance of sustainable agriculture.
By: John Adegwu
The Federal Government on Thursday announced a $134 million loan obtained from the African Development Bank (AfDB) to support farmers enhance food production.
Food safety experts have issued warnings, urging the federal government to adopt a total ban on commercial use of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs).
On a serious note, Nigeria's agricultural cannot take its pride as the backbone of rural economies if roads leading to local areas remain in deplorable conditions.
Nigeria will take its rightful place. So what we are doing at the committee level is to look at the 16 terms of reference. One of which is to work out the
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