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Agronomist Advocates Technology Driven Farming for National food sufficiency

By Haruna Aliyu Usman, Birnin Kebbi An associate professor of agromics from the Kebbi state University of science and technology who is also the dean faculty of agriculture mallam Adamu Muhammad has described the present system of farming in Nigeria as mundane and policies put in place as discouraging. Professor Adamu who spoke exclusively to […]

Ify Oraemeka: Turning uncommon pieces to master pieces

By Japhet Davidson IFEANYICHUKWU Oraemeka is one of the female curators making waves in the male-dominated art industry. Ordinarily, seeing her in an exhibition hall, one would conclude that she is either there as a collector or someone with the family to view art works, but that was not to be, the young beautiful graduate […]

Digital technology key to efficient, improved crude oil production – Experts

By Sebastine Obasi Efficiency and improved oil production will only be achieved if stakeholders embrace digital technology, experts in the oil industry have said. Speaking at the ongoing Nigerian International Petroleum Summit, NIPS, at Abuja, Mr. Bitrus Nabasu, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum Resources stated that deployment of digital technology is key to reducing the […]

CITN elects Adedayo president, others into key positions

By Elizabeth Osayande Mr. Adesina Adedayo, FCTI, has been appointed the president, and Chairman of Council, Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria, CITN alongside others into key positions.The election held at the 29th annual General Meeting of the Institute recently will see the new executive members steer the affairs of the Institute for the next […]

Navy nabs 29-year-old with 26kg of hemp, hands him to NDLEA

A 29 years old suspected drug peddler nabbed with 26 kilogrammes of Cannabis Sativa (Indian hemp), arrested by officials of the Nigerian Navy from Onitsha Naval Outpost, has been handed over to the National Drug Laws Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, for further investigation and possible prosecution.

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