Local industry analysts have called on the Federal Government to take immediate action to mitigate the effects of global wheat market disruptions on Nigeria's wheat value chain, which are causing problems such as foreign exchange shortages, rising freight costs, and diesel prices. These issues are exacerbating the already high production costs and low local wheat production, leading to increased prices of wheat-derived foods and household staples. The experts have recommended the adoption of a Senegal government program that provides local farmers with necessary inputs, as well as other measures such as the removal of a 15% cassava levy on wheat grain imports, increased forex access, tax concessions, and logistic support for millers.