Smallholder Women Farmers

COVID-19: Insecurity, lack of government support may trigger famine in Niger

As the COVID-19 pandemic ravages Nigeria and the rest of the world, the effect on food security may have to be properly addressed by all the three tiers of government to reduce the hardship associated with food scarcity.
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Smallholder farmers recount tales of woes during lockdown

Smallholder farmers in Nigeria, majority of who are women, produce the bulk of the food that the nation feeds...
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Women farmers helpless as COVID-19 deepens poverty in Nasarawa

By Vincent A. YUSUF MRS Jumai Yohana, 52, stood in front of the camera in the middle of her melon...
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Women farmers still waiting for COVID-19 palliatives, months after president’s promise

Farmers have been affected by the Coronavirus pandemic and require assistance to prevent food shortage. EMMA ELEKWA reports that...
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COVID-19 effects threaten food security, increase vulnerability, women farmers raise alarm

COVID-19 effects threaten food security, increase vulnerability, women farmers raise alarm. A Survey by Ibukun Emiola, News Agency of...
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Smallholder women farmers and challenges of attaining food security in Nigeria

Nigerian women farmers are known for their active involvement in agriculture, which has contributed a lot to ensuring food...
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