Why Nigeria’s love for GMOs may lead to food ‘colonisation’

For now, it may not be wrong to say that Nigerians are becoming more confused than ever over the safety of food and agro commodities, following the endless debates that characterise the adoption or otherwise of the Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs)

Gbenga Akinfenwa

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