Nigeria Digest: July 24, 2024

Domena Africa's recent export of cashew nuts to Vietnam exemplifies the potential of Nigerian agribusiness to compete globally, drive rural development, and contribute to economic diversification.

The upcoming district election in Nimba County, Liberia, highlights the importance of informed voting and a comparison between politicians who prioritize local issues versus those focused primarily on national concerns.

Despite constraints, internet use in LLDCs (Landlocked Developing Countries) has doubled since 2014, presenting opportunities for closing development gaps and mitigating challenges experienced by these nations.

A study examining women's participation in climate change discussions found that, while including women leads to different conversation topics, both men and women favored similar forest conservation policies, challenging assumptions about automatic outcomes from simply including women in decision-making.

The FCTA has partnered with MAG International Links Ltd to develop City Walk Abuja, a lifestyle hub inspired by Dubai's City Walk, aiming to attract investors and transform Abuja's cityscape.

After 130 years, the community of Okwoyi, Abia, finally has access to clean water thanks to a government-funded water project, highlighting the importance of rural water supply initiatives.

Eunice Braimah, with over 20 years of experience in African marketing, leads ZQ in providing integrated solutions that enhance cultural relevance and consumer loyalty for FMCG brands.

Ayodeji Komolafe, a UK-based landscape architect, has urged the Federal Government to prioritize environmental resilience and climate-sensitive planning in the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway project.

Kaduna ADP gubernatorial candidate Sani Sha’aban has pledged to invest in large-scale industries and SMEs, prioritizing education, health, and youth development if elected.

The City of Windhoek requires an additional N$353 million for road repairs, with two damaged bridge culverts scheduled for N$30 million in repairs.

Election officials in Zanzibar completed a three-day training session in Pemba Island, part of preparations for the 2025 General Elections.