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It's raining season! Update!
Rainfall is good for crops, but it also comes with risks.
What you do after the rain can determine your yield.
Here is a quick check that can help you prevent losses and protect your harvest.
#ThriveAgric#SustainableFarming#AgriTips
Agriculture grows stronger through partnerships.
Meet Samirah Bello, who builds alliances that connect farmers to markets, funding, and opportunities.
Through collaboration, she helps ThriveAgric expand its impact and reach more communities.
#WomenInLeadership#IWD
This International Women’s Month, we’re spotlighting some of the women in ThriveAgric who are making things happen.
Agriculture is powered by people, and at ThriveAgric, women are building the teams that feed nations.
Meet Favour Eze, our Head, People and Culture, who ensures every staff member is supported, trained, and empowered to serve farmers better.
From recruiting talent to building healthy workplace systems, her work strengthens the backbone of our ecosystem.
Because when people thrive, our ecosystem thrives!
#ThriveAgricWomenSeries #WomenInAgriculture #MondayMotivation #IWD
Benin had urban planning, diplomacy, and global trade before Nigeria existed.
The Benin Bronzes weren’t just art they were historical records, looted in 1897.
Episode 5 of History Didn’t Start Here reminds us:
#HistoryDidntStartHere#BeninKingdom#NigerianHistory#BeninBronzes
Episode 3 — Aro Confederacy
A Network Before a Nation
The Aro Confederacy ruled without an empire.
Influence moved through networks, alliances, and shared systems — not borders.
Episode 3 of History Didn’t Start Here.
#IgboHistory#PreColonialAfrica#HistoryDidntStartHere
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Episode 2 — Ijebu
A Kingdom That Negotiated, Not Conquered
The Ijebu Kingdom didn’t expand through war.
It negotiated access, controlled trade routes, and set its own terms.
Episode 2 of History Didn’t Start Here.
#YorubaHistory#AfricanCivilizations#HistoryDidntStartHere
Episode 1 — Bida
A Capital Before the Map
Bida was already a capital before Nigeria existed.
Power, politics, and trade were already in motion — long before colonial maps arrived.
Episode 1 of History Didn’t Start Here.
#NigerianHistory#AfricanHistory#HistoryDidntStartHere
Ten looks good on impact.
We’ve been lending hands, now we’re raising the bar.
This isn’t just a countdown!
It’s a buildup of another ten years in the making.
#10for10Project#LendAHandInitiative#impact