Winning the War against Hunger

821.6 million (or 1 in 9 people) lives in hunger globally(WHO 2018), this has been thought to have been tackled with

1.3 billion tons of food that we waste yearly and globally(UNEP)

But No,

It has not worked, it has only made people dependent on foodbank and corporate giving, which will only create a repetitive cycle of dependence.

What we need it to tackle is 1.3 billion people who live in poverty (UNDP)

Then we can have a short at reducing that hunger number, by creating opportunities for the locales, giving market access and equal playing field we can level up some of that number

And empower them to feed themselves and food secure, not to say charity doesn’t have a role to play, but a minimal role compared with the above course.

That hunger metric is a 2018 figure, imagine what it will look like now with COVID and what war can push it to.

In all this, what ignites me most is that nearly 43% of those in poverty live in Sub-Saharan Africa.

And lucky enough Africa has 60% of the world's arable land and 60% of the population in sub-Saharan Africa is involved in Agriculture one form or the other.

How then is making a profitable gig work out of this, getting every produces into distribution will greatly impact poverty to a large extent. And this we are set out to do.

Comments

Basics things to know about different types of Beans in Nigeria

Arguably, beans is the most consumed agricultural food product in Nigeria mostly especially by student in various institution. Beans has a kidney like shape, while some are spherical in shape. Beans is very nutritious and a major source of protein. It other nutrient such as Vitamin A, protein, iron, vitamin B6, vitamin E . Beans can just be boiled or cooked in making of several recipe such as Akara, Moi Moi, and soup, locally, known as “gbegeri” In a tremendous quantity, most of brown beans compared to black-eyed beans in the country are abundantly cultivated by the farmers in northern parts of Nigeria such as Borno, Gombe, Kano, Sokoto, Yobe and Zamfara State. Types of Beans grown in Nigeria People prefer eating brown beans simply because it is more nutritious and it contains high concentration of protein. But ignorance has led many people into buying poor quality and mixed beans in an open market. In an open market, different kind of beans are begin mixed together, a...

WHY LOCAL RICE (UNPOLISHED RICE) SHOULD BE MORE EXPENSIVE THAN FOREIGN RICE (POLISHED RICE)

Imported Rice Advent of imported foods into our country is quite a good thing, but of what use is it to our health when all we get is diseases and malign health conditions more prevalent to Europe and America. We have been discouraged by the whites from valuing what we have, even the brown rice, but this same rice is highly priced in America and Europe much more than their polished rice. As far as rice is concerned in Nigeria, Africa and some other countries of the world, locally grown rice popularly called “ Local Rice ” , “ Ofada Rice ” or “ Abakaliki Rice ” in Nigeria, and other names in other countries will always be considered the best as it has a lot to offer when it comes to health benefits and contains lots of un-adulterated nutrients which is good for the body and overall health. Nigerian Rice Our local rice known internationally as brown rice is loaded with powerful antioxidants which provide relief from a range of ailments such as hy...

Why is there crisis between Facebook and Apple and what you must know as an Internet user

Facebook Declared War on Apple, and It Just May Signal the End of Facebook The company has been heading toward a major crash for a long time. Facebook is starting to look desperate. Over the past weeks, the world's largest social network has taken out several full-page ads in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and The Washington Post. The ads attacked Apple's new privacy changes, which Facebook claims will severely hurt small businesses, and "will change the internet as we know it--for the worse." Facebook's recent desperation isn't surprising. It's the culmination of a series of events that began years ago, and that we've been building toward for a long time. How Facebook moved fast and broke things "Move fast and break things. Unless you are breaking stuff, you are not moving fast enough." --Mark Zuckerberg "Move fast and break things" was Facebook's official motto for years. It was intended to provide direction to ...

Agric eCommerce in Nigeria

Search This Blog