Author name: Babban Gona

Agriculture does more than put food on the table. Across Nigeria, it creates jobs, strengthens rural economies, and gives millions of smallholder farmers the opportunity to build better futures for themselves and their families. At Babban Gona, we see this every day in the communities we work with across northern Nigeria, where farming, done right, […]

Nigeria imports a significant share of the food it consumes. Not because the land cannot produce it, but because smallholder farm productivity has never reached its potential. Closing that gap does not require a revolution. It requires better information. That is the core of precision agriculture: giving farmers the knowledge to apply the right input,

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Food insecurity in Nigeria is no longer a distant threat; it is a daily reality for millions of households. Rising food prices, climate shocks, conflict, and supply chain disruptions have combined to stretch the nation’s food system to its limits. In the face of these pressures, Nigeria’s most powerful defense is not imports, emergency aid,

For generations, farming decisions were guided by experience; reading the soil by touch, watching the skies, and applying knowledge passed down over time. While this intuition remains invaluable, today’s farmers are operating in a far more complex environment shaped by climate variability, rising input costs, and market uncertainty. This is where Artificial Intelligence (AI) and