Nineteen years ago, the community of Ifite-Ogwari in Anambra State made a historic sacrifice, donating 120 hectares of prime farmland to Nnamdi Azikiwe University to establish a faculty of agriculture. But today, the faculty lies abandoned, a symbol of wasted potential in a country grappling with one of its worst food crises in decades. As Nigeria struggles to feed its population, the neglect of the Ifite-Ogwari campus raises critical…
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