NAFDAC INSISTS THAT IMPORTATION OF FROZEN CHICKEN, TURKEY AND CATFISH REMAIN ILLEGAL

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDC) has reminded the public of the ban on the sale of imported frozen chicken, turkey, and catfish in the country. NAFDAC stated this during a sensitisation programme at the Kado Fish Market in Abuja. The agency reiterated its commitment to upholding the Federal Government’s…

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OGUNBIYI, NEW PERMSEC AT FMAFS, PLEDGES BETTER APPROACH TO ACHIEVE FOOD SECURITY, JOB CREATION AMONG OTHERS 

Dr. Marcus Ogunbiyi has resumed duty as the Permanent Secretary of, the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (FMAFS). Ogunbiyi’s resumption is the sequel to the recent deployment of Permanent Secretaries to man various Ministries by the Office of the Head of Civil Service of the Federation (HOCSF), Speaking during the handover ceremony at…

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DEFORESTATION: RIVERS STATE GOVERNMENT SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH FIRM, MOVES TO PROTECT 170,000 HECTARES OF MANGROVE FOREST

There are indications that state governments are beginning to take proactive measures towards enrolling in the global effort to fight deforestation in the country. That will also be some cheerful news to farmers who will not face limitations as to where to market their products in the international market. This effort appears to be a…

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ABIA STATE CAN FEED NIGERIA- GOVERNOR OTTI

  The Governor of Abia State, Alex Otti, has expressed the confidence that farmers in the state can provide the food needs of the country.  The governor said this recently while inaugurating the Isuikwuato Agriculture Revolution Program, ISAREP, and Flag off of the 2024 Isuikwuato Planting Season held at Isuikwuato LGA headquarters. However, he said…

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GOVERNOR ALEX OTTI OF ABIA STATE OUTLAWS STREET TRADING TO TACKLE INSECURITY AND VANDALISM

The Abia State Government, through the Commissioner for Information and Culture Prince Okey, has announced the prescription of street trading in the state. The decision was taken to address the spate of insecurity and vandalism activities in public schools. Okay while briefing journalists in the state capital, Umuahia, after the State executive council meeting urged…

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