Lake Rice will soon return in grand scale — Olusanya

The Lagos State Government has attributed the sudden disappearance of the Lake rice to the disruption of COVID-19 pandemic and last year’s devastating flooding, which wreaked havoc on rice plantations in Kebbi and other northern states.

by Gbenga Akinfenwa

How racketeering, climate change, others make local rice unaffordable

by Femi Ibirogba, Head, Agro-Economy

LAKE Rice goes under as border policy flops production MoU

by Femi Ibirogba, Head, Agro-Economy

Why Lake Rice disappeared from Lagos

by Gbenga Akinfenwa

LAKE rice: Lagos residents express difficulty getting product

by NAN

Lagos begins sale of Lake Rice for Christmas

by Gbenga Akinfenwa

Local rice production has not taken advantage of border closure – Investigations

by Gbenga Akinfenwa, Gbenga Salau (Lagos) Abdulganiyu Alabi (Kaduna) and Murtala Adewale (Kano)

Border Closure: Prices of items go up, as local rice

by Gbenga Akinfenwa

Lake Rice: Subsidy withdrawal responsible for price hike

by Gbenga Salau

‘Agricultural development is Kebbi government’s strength’

by Ahmadu Baba Idris, Birnin-Kebbi

Nigeria’s resurgent agriculture sector

by Francis Onyema

1.2m tons of LAKE rice being sold since Dec 2018, says Lagos

by Femi Ibirogba

Lagos denies disappearance of Lake Rice during yuletide

by Gbenga Akinfenwa

Why local rice disappeared from markets during Christmas

by Gbenga Akinfenwa (Lagos) and Anietie Akpan (Calabar)

Three days to christmas, Lagos keeps mum over non-availability of Lake rice

by Gbenga Salau and Daniel Anazia

Lagos spends N4.6b on Lake Rice, subsidises product with N1.04b

by Gbenga Akinfenwa

Lagos extends Lake rice distribution to shopping malls, supermarkets

by Adebola Ajayi

Lagos signs agreement with major distributors for Lake rice

by Gbenga Salau

Lagosians laud Ambode for Lake Rice, fair sales

by Gbenga Akinfenwa

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