By Bọ́lá ADÉWARÁ
Food security is no longer a government issue alone. It is a family issue. Every home should grow something.
You don’t need acres of land. A few buckets, sacks, containers, old tyres or a small backyard can produce vegetables, herbs and spices that will feed your family, reduce your food bills and even generate extra income.
Imagine if every household, every Church, every Mọsalasi, every school and every community in Nigeria had a productive garden. Hunger would reduce significantly.
For many years, I have been committed to promoting practical food security through writing, training and mentoring. My Food Security Intervention Series has equipped countless people with the knowledge to start profitable and sustainable agricultural ventures. The series includes books I’ve posted above.
These are not just books. They are practical manuals designed to help ordinary people produce food, create wealth and become less dependent on the market. So, I ask again: What is stopping you from having a garden? Food security begins with one seed, one garden and one determined family.
If you need these books or desire mentorship on starting or stabilizing your garden, reach me now on WhatsApp 0803 7195 091. I am ready to help!
- Dr Adéwará, an author, agric mentor and food security advocate lives in Lagos
