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50 ViewsKiller-herdsmen have extended their bloody campaign to Taraba State, killing 55 people in Lau Local Government Area. About 200 homes and huge piles of foodstuff were destroyed. Many people …
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69 ViewsFrom: AgroNature Admin The Minister of State for Environment, Ibrahim Usman Jibril on Monday tasked his management team to align visions of the ministry with the Federal Government Economic …
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46 ViewsThe FADAMA III Additional Financing in Niger, on Monday, said it had spent N197 million on the rehabilitation of irrigation dam in Edozhigi community of Gbako Local Government Area …
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68 ViewsThe Technical Committee on Nigeria Yam Export Programme says it is targeting the export of about 480 tonnes of yams, equivalent to 20 containers, every month in 2018. Prof. …
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99 ViewsThe Federation of Agricultural Commodity Associations of Nigeria (FACAN) says 49 agricultural groups in Sokoto State have been trained in modern production and marketing strategies. The National Secretary of …
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98 Viewscondemn attacks From: AgroNature Admin Following recent attacks on Benue farmers, a Fulani socio-cultural association, Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore on Friday distanced itself from the gruesome killings in the …
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72 ViewsSays support will help over 700 000 victims of insurgents on nutritious food As part of efforts to boost food security, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the …
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103 ViewsCommits to restore 100m hectares of devastated forests, land by 2030 The European Union is to spend 20 per cent of its budget estimated at 14 billion Euros on …
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56 Views*Says smuggled frozen food contains ‘dead preservatives’ The Federal Government has attributed the increasing death of children under age-five to consumption of unwholesome food items unlawfully smuggled into …
Read More 67 Views…as security improves in the northeast The Food and Agricultural Organization ( FAO ) of the United Nation has said that the number of people estimated to be facing …
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