CEFSAR Reaffirms Commitment to Food Sovereignty and Sustainable Agriculture on World Food Day
As the world commemorates World Food Day 2025, the Centre for Food Safety and Agricultural Research (CEFSAR) reflects on last […]
Policy Making at the Presidential Villa: CEFSAR Strengthens Its Strategic Reach
CEFSAR had the honor of representing the National Assembly at the Presidential Villa, where we joined top stakeholders in Nigeria’s
CEFSAR Trains Media on Food Sovereignty, Strengthens Anti-GMO Advocacy
Acting on the urgent need to strengthen advocacy against GMOs in Nigeria, the Centre for Food Safety and Agricultural Research
Public Hearing on GMOs: Proceedings from the November 2024 Hearing
In November 2024, the House of Representatives opened its doors to Nigerians for an investigative public hearing on Genetically Modified
The Suppressed Documentary Record of GMO Harm
In this thought-provoking piece, Prof. Qrisstuberg Amua explores alleged industry suppression of GMO risks, from health issues like allergies and
CEFSAR Congratulates President Donald J. Trump, Anticipates Transformative Foreign Policy for Africa
The Centre for Food Safety and Agricultural Research (CEFSAR) extends its heartfelt congratulations to President Donald J. Trump on a
Experts and stakeholders discuss GMO risks at the National Assembly Media House, focusing on public health, agriculture, and environmental safety
The event emphasized the need for public awareness, stricter regulations, and sustainable practices to safeguard public health and biodiversity. Through
An Investigative Public Hearing On The Ban Of GMOs – The Federal House Of Representatives
The Federal House of Representatives in Nigeria recently held an investigative public hearing on banning genetically modified organisms (GMOs). The
Comparative Analysis of Nutritional Composition and Herbicide Residues in GM Glyphosate-Tolerant, Conventional, and Organic Soybeans
More than 80% of genetically modified (GM) crops worldwide are designed to withstand glyphosate herbicides. Regulators approve these GM crops