Birnin Gwari rising again as peace pact rekindles farming, trade
The Emir of Birnin Gwari, Alhaji Zubairu Jibril Maigwari, has commended the peace process initiated in the emirate earlier in 2025, noting that it has brought relative calm and encouraged farmers to return to their fields after years of insecurity.
Imo women threaten to protest naked over land
Women of Umuiche, Elelem in Ngor-Okpala Local Government Area of Imo State staged a peaceful protest on Saturday over what they say is encroachment on ancestral farmland.
New NYC President pledges to tackle youth unemployment head-on
The newly elected President of the Nigerian Youth Congress (NYC), Comrade Annum Jethro Terhile, has pledged to confront youth unemployment in Nigeria through skill acquisition and empowerment initiatives in partnership with government agencies and the private sector.
Prof. Osuoji makes case for early detection of Wilms’ Tumour
A medical expert with the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), Prof. Roland Osuoji, has emphasized that early diagnosis of Wilms’ tumour is crucial for effective treatment and improved survival outcomes. Speaking during a paper presentation at the 24th Annual General Meeting and Scientific Conference of the Association of Paediatric Surgeons of Nigeria (APSON) in […]
Animal nutritionist warns against overreliance on antibiotics in animal farming
By Dickson Omobola Nigerian animal nutritionist, Mr. Habeeb Tajudeen, has called on farmers, feed producers and policymakers to align animal nutrition with environmental sustainability in order to promote healthier livestock and a healthier planet. Tajudeen argued that the future of animal farming cannot continue to rely on antibiotics, saying there is a need to ensure […]
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