Nigeria innovates financing in agriculture 18/10 - 20:30 Nigeria is embarking on the revitalization of the agricultural sector With an estimated population of more than 195 million people in 2018, Nigeria, one of the world’s largest markets, wants to boost the agricultural sector. The country has set up the initiative peer-to-peer lending system to aid farmers increase their yields.
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