Explore the press, media and interviews featuring the Canadian Black Farmers Association.
Food sovereignty for a B.C. Black community
With the soaring cost of living, food insecurity has become a critical concern in B.C. Now one man is on a mission to address the affordability challenges. Jason Pires from GlobalTV reports.
Nigerian Turns To Farming In Canada, Stresses High Demand For Nigeria’s Food
Food Security: Tackling Shortages And Affordability Challenges
Food insecurity continues to be a major problem globally including here in Nigeria. With Conflicts like armed banditry and kidnapping in key producing areas, poverty, climate change, inflation, and rising food prices are some key drivers of this alarming trend. According to a food report, over 31.5 million Nigerians have faced severe food shortages and scarcity this year. How then can this be addressed?
Live on AIT KAAKAKI. The focus on Agriculture, food security and the importance of locally grown foods.
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Toyin Ajayi and the Nigerian Food Shortage
Nigerian born founder of the popular Canadian Black Farmers Association, Toyin Ajayi, and the Nigerian food shortage.
Building a Nigerian farm in Mission
Toyin Kayo-Ajayi wants to spark inspiration in the Black community
Canadian Black Farmers Organization Project
CTV News Interviews Toyin Kayo-Ajayi
Toyin Kayo-Ajayi’s quest to bring Nigerian produce to B.C.
Toyin Kayo-Ajayi interviewed by the National Observer
‘Why there is a food shortage in Nigeria’ – The Nation Newspaper
Nigerian-born Founder of the Canadian Black Farmers’ Association, Toyin Ajayi, has attributed the food shortage in the country to excessive exportation, poor attitude to local farming, and insecurity, among others.
