Imagine you’re taking a walk through a farm in the heart of Plateau State, and the early morning sun rises over rows of maize, Plateau potatoes, tomatoes, or soybeans. But this time, the people doing the work aren’t the ageing ones we used to associate with farming. Instead you see young farmers in Plateau State, […]
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Discover the hidden markets of Jos, Plateau State: from Yandoya’s farm-fresh yams to Katako’s timber and wholesale treasures. Explore the trade, culture, and stories behind the city’s most vibrant marketplaces.
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From coleslaw to potato dishes, Plateau State quietly feeds Nigeria. Discover how its farmers sustain households, drive food security, and shape what ends up on your plate every day.
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In the cool highlands of Chaha, Jos South, strawberries grow like rubies; proof that Plateau’s climate is not just beautiful, but bountiful. This is the story of trust, toil and red gold.
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This article is dedicated to every son and daughter of the Plateau, to the farmer who sweats under the sun, and the trader who ensures food reaches all corners of our nation. Plateau State is the Heart of Nigerian Produce, and our markets prove that fact. Our success in agriculture is not a secret—it’s a
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Imagine biting a big, round, fresh, and fleshy tomato, with its juice dripping down your throat as you chew, and Its redness leaves marks on your teeth and lips like you just used a lipstick. Amazing , isn’t it? That’s the wonder of Plateau State tomatoes. They are indeed Nigeria’s “red gold.” If you have
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Are you from Plateau State or a lover of Potatoes? I guess you’ve probably heard that Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, has made a bold move and he’s renamed what we once called Irish Potatoes to Plateau Potatoes. And why not? These tubers are very much a part of our land just like the hills and mountains.
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