Nigeria, May 18 -- In the bustling streets of Lagos and Abuja, where space comes at a premium and fresh produce prices keep climbing, a quiet revolution is taking root. Across balconies in Ikoyi, rooftops in Gwarinpa, and even small corners of apartments in Lekki, Nigerians are discovering the power of growing food in simple sacks. This isn't just gardening - it's a practical response to urban food challenges that's gaining momentum as we approach 2025. The concept couldn't be simpler. Take a used cement sack or even repurposed rice sacks from the local market.

Fill it with a mix of soil and compost, add some seeds or seedlings, and you've got yourself a portable farm. In a matter of weeks, what started as a humble sack can transform int...