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Read moreDetailsThe Resource and Environmental Policy Research Centre, Environment for Development (REPRC-EfD), University of Nigeria, has called for a government policy...
Read moreDetailsBy Onome Amuge Rice farmers in Bagwai local government area in Kano State, have called on the state government...
Read moreDetailsBy Onome Amuge Gold prices rose to a one-week high on Wednesday with investors focusing on market hopes for...
Read moreDetailsBy Onome Amuge The Shea nut is a perennial traditional African crop that is naturally and predominantly grown in...
Read moreDetailsBy: Onome Amuge Potential for 72,000 direct jobs Additional 840,000 indirect jobs Date farmers in Sokoto State are...
Read moreDetailsBy Onome Amuge The Nigerian agriculture sector incurs $12 billion worth of post-harvest losses every year as a result...
Read moreDetailsBy Onome Amuge The Jigawa State government has announced its procurement of 11 mining licenses from the Federal Ministry...
Read moreDetailsBy Onome Amuge The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, has launched a...
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