The idea is as simple as it is effective. Urban farming can thrive even without a traditional garden—as shown by 65‑year‑old Jepshi Wonbish in north‑central Nigeria. Using sacks filled with organic fertilizer, he grows vegetables like maize, carrots, and spinach all year round, even on concrete. His harvest is abundant enough to share with neighbors, offering a healthy, chemical‑free alternative in the face of rising food prices and increasing displacement from the unrest in northern Nigeria. Experts say sack farming could play a key role in fighting urban food insecurity if more people receive training, seedlings, and support.