Agriculture is one of the pillars in Nigeria, but it is challenged with low productivity, bad infrastructure and climate change. This paper reviews the role of information and communication technology (ICT) in propelling smart agriculture and enhancing productivity in the nation. The research question seeks to determine the extent to which ICT resources, including mobile applications, remote sensing, GPS, and online platforms, have already been applied in Nigerian agriculture, as well as to evaluate their effects on the farming productivity and the rhythm of production. It was done using a mixed-methods design, which involved survey data on farmers along with interviews with personnel at agricultural extension offices, and the available secondary data on recent research. SPSS version 26 was used to analyse quantitative information and identify trends whereas thematic coding and interpretation of qualitative responses were used.