In a curious twist of fate, several Nigerian politicians have recently met their end in London hospitals, a trend that raises eyebrows and questions about the state of healthcare back home. The recent death of Willie Obiano, the former governor of Anambra State, while seeking treatment abroad, has reignited discussions about why so many politicians…
By Izuchukwu AHUCHAOGU Nigeria’s agricultural sector is a paradox of potential and problems. With over 70% of its population engaged in farming, the nation has vast arable land and a wealth of resources. However, challenges persist: poor infrastructure, limited access to financing, and outdated farming techniques hinder productivity. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization…
by Izuchukwu AHUCHAOGU Nigeria’s economic terrain is marked by stark disparities, with millions lacking access to formal financial services. According to the Central Bank of Nigeria, over 40% of adults remain unbanked, while small and medium enterprises (SMEs), the backbone of the economy, struggle to secure funding. High inflation rates, which hit 34.2% in mid-2024,…
In a nation characterized by vibrant cultures and diverse communities, Nestlé Nigeria is leading the way in community development through sustainable initiatives that uplift lives and foster resilience. With a focus on nutrition, education, and economic empowerment, the company is not only nourishing its consumers but also nurturing the communities that sustain its operations. The…
By Izuchukwu AHUCHAOGU In a country where women make up nearly half the population but still face huge social and economic hurdles, Nestlé Nigeria is flipping the script. Through bold, targeted initiatives, the company is turning the tide on women’s empowerment helping thousands of Nigerian women break free from poverty, gain financial independence, and lead…
by Izuchukwu AHUCHAOGU In a nation where over 70% of the population is under 30, youth empowerment is not just a social imperative — it is the cornerstone of Nigeria’s economic destiny. Recognizing this, Nestlé Nigeria Plc has taken a pioneering role in shaping young Nigerians into entrepreneurs, innovators, and skilled professionals through comprehensive programs…
By Izuchukwu AHUCHAOGU Under the searing afternoon sun, 14-year-old Aisha Aliu dribbles a football across a vibrant pitch in Agbara, Ogun State, a field that once smothered under mountains of plastic waste. This metamorphosis embodies Nestlé Nigeria’s audacious environmental gambit: achieving plastic neutrality while empowering forgotten communities. The Scourge of Sachet Nation Nigeria drowns in…
In a nation where malnutrition casts a long shadow, particularly affecting its youngest citizens, innovative solutions are not just welcome—they are essential. Nigeria, despite being Africa’s largest economy, grapples with alarming rates of malnutrition, with a staggering 33.1 million people projected to face acute food insecurity in 2025 [1]. Nestlé Nigeria is stepping up to…
In the bustling markets of Lagos, where vendors hawk everything from street food to imported gadgets, a quiet revolution is underway. Amid soaring inflation, a depreciating naira, and the lingering scars of global supply chain disruptions, Nestlé Nigeria Plc stands as a beacon of resilience and adaptation. As one of the country’s largest food and…
The recent outcome of the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) has raised serious concerns about accountability within the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and its leadership under Registrar Is-haq Oloyede. The board’s failure to ensure a smooth examination process has not only led to widespread frustration among candidates but has also had…
