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RICE

Nigeria is the second largest importer of rice in the world, buying at least two million metric tons per year Read More

SESAME

Nigeria is one of the top ten global exporters of sesame, with annual exports of more than USD 35 Read More

SORGHUM

Facing rising costs of barley, beverage companies have shifted to sourcing locally grown sorghum in several West African countries, including Read More

FISHERIES

Fish consumption accounts for about 35 percent of animal protein consumption in Nigeria. In turn, fish farming is a vibrant Read More

COWPEA

Cowpea is an important source of protein in both urban and rural Nigeria; not surprising, therefore, is also the fact Read More

CASSAVA

Nigeria produces more cassava than any other country in the world. The crop is abundant in 24 of the 36 Read More

RICE SESAME SORGHUM FISHERIES COWPEA CASSAVA


  • Technical Resources
  • Nigeria’s Harvest
  • Growers Guide
  • Success Stories
View our complete list of technical resources, including grower’s guides, presentations, and reports.Click Here
Rice Processing In Nigeria Survey Report
Cowpea Value Chain
Sorghum POP English
Rice Sector Revitalisation In Nigeria
Sesame Subsector Overview
Should Nigeria Import Rice? Nigeria’s Harvest, Vol. 1
Nigeria is the second largest importer of rice in the world, buying at least two million metric tons per year from exporting countries like China and Thailand. Yet Nigeria's fertile land and rich agroclimatic conditions could easily produce rice to feed the entire country.
So why does Nigeria import rice?
For additional copies of Nigeria’s Harvest e-Digest on sesame, sorghum, cassava, fisheries, and other MARKETS activities, Click Here

Our Team

MARKETS is a USAID-funded project implemented by Chemonics International in partnership with other international partners.

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MARKETS works with and for hundreds of thousands of Nigerians, and thanks to our many partners in Nigeria. All local partners

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