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 - For many smallholder farmers in northeastern Nigeria, food production typically halts or slows during the dry season ranging October to April. To spur cultivation during this ...read more

17/11/2018

 - Key messages Northeastern Nigerian farmers have begun harvesting cereal, vegetable and cash crops (cowpea, groundnut and sesame), following the provision of seed and fertilizer to 112 500 ...read more

18/10/2018

 - The Kanyi, a local name for Sahel breed of goat, admired for its delicate legs and striking hair often reddish brown, has long been the dominant ...read more

11/09/2018

 - Key messages From June to August 2018, FAO bolstered the food production capacity of households in northeastern Nigeria through the provision of seed and fertilizer to about ...read more

05/09/2018

 - Humanitarian actors supporting conflict-affected communities in northeastern Nigeria recently completed a three-day workshop on improving coordination and accountability for enhanced nutrition among crisis-affected populations in the Region.  Supported by ...read more

02/08/2018

 - Key messages FAO is mid-way into its rainy season programme to bolster the food production of 150 000 targeted farming families (1 050 000 people) in Adamawa, ...read more

31/07/2018

 - To improve the food security and nutrition of vulnerable people in northeastern Nigeria (Adamawa, Borno and Yobe states).

25/07/2018

 -  In northeastern Nigeria, the Boko Haram insurgency has led to heightened levels of displacement and food insecurity. While humanitarian access is improving, most displaced families still ...read more

25/07/2018

 - Améliorer la sécurité alimentaire et la nutrition des personnes vulnérables dans le nord-est du Nigéria (États d’Adamawa, de Borno et de Yobe).

16/07/2018

 - The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the World Food Programme (WFP) have launched a joint effort to support conflict-affected people in ...read more

12/07/2018