BY ONOME AMUGE
Nigeria’s agriculture sector has for several decades served as one of the country’s most prosperous income-generating sectors, accounting for the largest employment of labour, with an employment percentage of 34.66 percent in 2020, according to development indicators presented by the World Bank.
However, the sector is considered vulnerable to financial and economic losses owing to several factors, from insecurity to flooding, farming hazards, climate change, and other worrisome conditions that have hindered production, resulting in poor cultivation and losses.
According…
Source: BusinessAM
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