Nigeria, Feb. 4 -- In recent years, the agricultural sector in Nigeria has emerged as a pivotal area for economic growth and development. Soybean has gained significant attention among various crops due to its versatility and high demand in domestic and international markets. With the global demand for soybeans reaching about $100 billion and China alone importing about 60% of this demand, the potential for Nigeria to capitalise on soybean production is immense.
Since soybeans are an arable crop, this means they can be produced 2-3 times a year via irrigation, and this can be massively exported to China to bring in the foreign exchange needed to increase the naira value and reduce the imported inflation in the country. However, the reali...
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