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Agribusiness Magazine is a Nigerian-based publication devoted to rigorous, field-driven reporting on agriculture, rural enterprise, and value chain development.

02/09/2026
NCAN LOSES FIRST VICE PRESIDENT, MALLAM SHAIBU AGBEJIThe National Cashew Association of Nigeria (NCAN) has been thrown i...
09/07/2026

NCAN LOSES FIRST VICE PRESIDENT, MALLAM SHAIBU AGBEJI

The National Cashew Association of Nigeria (NCAN) has been thrown into mourning following the death of its First Vice President, Mallam Shaibu Agbeji, fondly known across the cashew industry as "Shaibu Chairman."

The late Mallam Agbeji was a respected leader, seasoned cashew merchant, and a committed advocate for the growth and development of Nigeria's cashew value chain. Throughout his years of service, he worked tirelessly alongside the leadership of NCAN to strengthen the association, promote the interests of cashew farmers and exporters, and advance Nigeria's position in the global cashew industry.

His dedication, humility, and willingness to serve earned him the admiration of colleagues, stakeholders, and members of the association across the country. His passing leaves a significant void in NCAN and the wider agricultural community.

On behalf of the entire cashew industry, the President, National Executive Council, State Chapters, and members of the National Cashew Association of Nigeria extend their heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, business associates, and all who were touched by his life and service.

May Almighty Allah, in His infinite mercy, forgive his shortcomings, accept his good deeds, grant him Al-Jannah Firdaus, and give his family and loved ones the strength and patience to bear this great loss.

Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un.

Mallam Shaibu Agbeji (Shaibu Chairman) will be remembered for his invaluable contributions to the Nigerian cashew industry and for a legacy of service that will continue to inspire generations.

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13/05/2026

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Strengthening Nigeria’s Cashew Value Chain: Why Efficiency Matters More Than Export Bans.Nigeria produces over 300,000–3...
12/05/2026

Strengthening Nigeria’s Cashew Value Chain: Why Efficiency Matters More Than Export Bans.

Nigeria produces over 300,000–350,000 metric tons of raw cashew nuts annually, yet more than 85% is exported with minimal value addition. This has led to growing calls for restricting raw cashew exports as a pathway to industrialization.But here’s the real question: Is export the problem, or is it how our system is structured?, From field experience and sector analysis, the core constraint is not raw exports. It is structural inefficiency across the value chain, especially in processing, financing, logistics, and coordination.The real bottleneck: underperforming processing systems; Nigeria does not lack processing capacity. It lacks efficient processing.

Read further....

https://www.agribusinessmedia.org/2026/05/05/strengthening-nigerias-cashew-value-chain-why-efficiency-matters-more-than-export-bans/

Evaluating the Influence of AI on Processing Efficiency and Packaging Innovation in the Nigerian Cashew Supply ChainIntr...
09/04/2026

Evaluating the Influence of AI on Processing Efficiency and Packaging Innovation in the Nigerian Cashew Supply Chain

Introduction

Agribusiness plays a pivotal role in Nigeria’s economy, with cashew being one of the country’s most valuable export crops. The cashew supply chain, from farming to final product, has seen steady growth in recent years. However, the need for efficiency and innovation in processing and packaging remains a significant challenge. As the global demand for cashew nuts continues to rise, Nigerian farmers and processors must embrace modern technologies to stay competitive.

For further reading

https://www.agribusinessmedia.org/2026/04/07/evaluating-the-influence-of-ai-on-processing-efficiency-and-packaging-innovation-in-the-nigerian-cashew-supply-chain/

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15/03/2026

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY FROM US AT AGRIBUSINESS MAGAZINE

FROM FARM TO CONTINENT:How AfCFTA Could Redefine Agribusiness in Nigeria At dawn in Kaiama, in Nigeria’s North-Central r...
14/03/2026

FROM FARM TO CONTINENT:How AfCFTA Could Redefine Agribusiness in Nigeria

At dawn in Kaiama, in Nigeria’s North-Central region, Musa Alhassan steps into his cassava field with the quiet determination that has defined his life as a farmer. For years, his harvest rarely travelled beyond the nearest town market. Middlemen dictated prices. Storage was poor. Transportation was costly. Often, part of the harvest spoiled before buyers even arrived.

Yet Musa now speaks with a cautious sense of hope. He has begun supplying a cassava processing facility linked to regional buyers. Some of the processed products, he has been told, are already moving across borders into other African countries.

Further Read https://www.agribusinessmedia.org/2026/03/14/from-farm-to-continenthow-afcfta-could-redefine-agribusiness-in-nigeria/

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