The Lagos State Government is expanding food infrastructure through a network of food hubs and a N500 billion offtake guarantee scheme, to reduce the state’s reliance on food supplies from other parts of Nigeria, stabilising prices and opening new opportunities across the agricultural value chain. With more than 25 million people to feed and over 70 per cent of its food supplies coming from outside Lagos, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu said the state was pursuing a long-term strategy to evolve from a predominantly consumption-driven market into an integrated centre for food...