Despite having a million hectares of arable land suited for coconut farming, Nigeria is yet to produce enough coconuts to meet local demand, which has forced traders to rely on other West African markets. With a government drive to boost the agriculture sector, traders and processors are calling for more investment and support for farmers, to help boost coconut production locally
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