How Farmers in Africa Use Water Storage Tanks to Secure Their Crops and Livestock
Across much of Africa, farming is shaped by uncertainty. Rainfall arrives late and ends early or doesn’t arrive at all. Rivers shrink, and in some areas become contaminated, while boreholes struggle to keep pace. In this environment, water storage tanks are a form of insurance, one that helps farmers steady their operations while protecting both […]
FCT Polls: APC, ADC go neck and neck at Tinubu’s gate
In a striking display of the low voter turnout characterizing the city center, the ruling All Progressives Congress APC and the opposition African Democratic Congress ADC finished in a dead heat at the very doorstep of the seat of power.
Obasanjo demands sweeping reforms at NOUN, pushes return of law
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has called for sweeping reforms at the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), urging the restoration of its law programme, expansion of student enrolment, and full integration of artificial intelligence into the institution’s academic framework.
Democrats demand refunds after US high court tosses Trump tariffs
“Your tariff taxes wreaked havoc on farmers, enraged our allies and sent grocery prices through the roof,” the Democrat wrote, warning further legal action could follow if compensation was not forthcoming.
FCT elections: Late start trails voting at L.E.A Primary School, Jikwoyi
Speaking with journalists, Mr. Akpam Patrick of Polling Unit 014 attributed the delay to staffing constraints and the overwhelming number of registered voters at the unit.
FCT polls: Commercial motorists, Okada riders, residents defy movement restriction order
Commercial vehicles and other motorists on Saturday defied the restriction of movement order by the Minister of Federal Capital Territory, Mr Nyesom Wike and the police, as they were going about their normal business.
