Nigeria News Digest: September 3, 2025
Nigeria saw political moves from Tinubu’s campaign, a court sentence of Thai nationals for cybercrime, and a $120 million food‑security grant. The day also highlighted new mining prospects, cyber‑crime convictions, and emergency health.
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News > Nigeria News Digest: September 3, 2025
Agriculture
The UK has invested over $120 million in Nigeria's agricultural sector to enhance food security and climate resilience. This investment supports smallholder farmers, agro-processing, and fertilizer production, marking a significant commitment to Nigeria's agricultural future.
- thenationonlineng.netThe African Development Bank will host a side event at the Africa Food Systems Forum to promote investments in African food security. The event aims to foster collaboration and innovative financing mechanisms among stakeholders to transform food systems.
- allafrica.comNiMET's September weather outlook warns of heightened flood risks in central and southern states due to above-normal rainfall. Northern regions will experience tapering rains and rising temperatures, with thunderstorms expected in central areas.
- channelstv.comThe US has pledged $32.5 million to address hunger in Borno, Nigeria, where conflict and insecurity have displaced millions. The aid will support internally displaced persons affected by over a decade of insurgency.
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