Project Background According to a study by Alero Ann Roberts, 66.8% of households in Lagos Nigeria were between moderately and severely food insecure as at 2018[1]. Food security amongst other things, speaks to access to food that meets dietary requirements, and the purchasing power to procure
If Africa were a woman, she would be suing the rest of the world for rape. Of her children and her resources. Over the past 200 plus years and continuing, the world has feasted at Africa's expense, many cities and institutions in the west built
Africa cannot develop sustainably using economic models and paradigms dictated by Bretton woods institutions or the western academia. These paradigms fundamentally view Africa as the source for cheap raw materials for factories in Europe, America and now China. Africa can only develop sustainably using African
Let’s start with the obvious: wage disparity between the sexes represents economic discrimination that must be disbanded by 2030. Although feminine participation in the world of work has increased over the past 50 years, a lot still needs to be done. The term 'feminization of labor'
Project inception meeting with household leaders in Orisumbare community to educate them on our proposed food security and poverty alleviation project in Lagos Nigeria. This pilot, covering 100 households in Orisumbare and Bariga both in Alimosho and Shomolu Local Government Areas (LGAs) of Lagos