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M. A. Otitoju

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Review Open access Oct 2026

CLIMATE RESILIENCE STRATEGIES AMONG SMALLHOLDER FARMERS IN NIGERIA: A REVIEW AND CASE STUDY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA, NIGERIA

The increasing intensity of climate variability and extreme weather events across Nigeria has heightened the vulnerability of smallholder farmers who constitute over 80% of the agricultural workforce and produce 90% of domestic food. This literature review-based study undertakes a systematic assessment of climate resil...

D. Agbonika, M. Otitoju, F. Alabuja et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access 2026

Climate-Smart Agriculture and Poverty Among Rural Households in Developing Countries: A Review

Climate change is a major global challenge, and climate-smart agriculture (CSA) offers a solution by aiming to reduce emissions while increasing production and resilience. With most of the world’s poor living in rural areas and depending on agriculture, the sector is closely tied to poverty. This raises a critical ques...

M. A. Otitoju, P. Atteh, S. I. Ohiemi et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

Water use governance under climate variability in Sub-Saharan Africa agrifood systems: a systematic review

In Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), food systems, agriculture, and water security are becoming more intertwined as climatic variability increases. In order to assess the effectiveness and consistency of water-use regulation in SSA's agrifood systems under climatic variability and to offer evidence-based routes toward resilien...

M. A. Otitoju, M. Christian, Siyasanga Mgoduka et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access Jul 2026

Digital innovations in climate-smart agriculture: a review of technologies for climate adaptation and resilience with implications for Sub-Saharan Africa

It is concluded that digital innovations are transformative tools for enhancing agricultural productivity, climate resilience, and food security, and strengthening digital infrastructure, policy support, financing mechanisms, and capacity-building initiatives will be essential for scaling inclusive and sustainable digi...

A. Kolapo, M. A. Otitoju · 3 citations

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