One notable NGO working on agricultural issues in Nigeria is the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA). The IITA is dedicated to generating agricultural innovations to meet Africa's most pressing challenges of hunger, malnutrition, poverty, and natural resource degradation. One of their projects is the "Cassava Weed Management Project". The project aims to improve cassava productivity by developing sustainable and cost-effective weed management technologies. The project involves research and development of best-bet agronomic practices, use of safe and environmentally friendly herbicides, and the promotion of mechanical weed control. Encouraging farmers to adopt these new technologies or methods. The project aims to improve agriculture by increasing cassava yield, reducing the labor and cost of weed control, and promoting environmentally friendly farming practices. As for the effectiveness of the approach, it seems promising. The project is based on research and development, which ensures that the solutions are scientifically sound. The promotion of these solutions helps to ensure that they are adopted by farmers. However, the success of the project will ultimately depend on factors such as the acceptance and adoption of the technologies by farmers, the availability of resources, and the impact of external factors such as climate change