LAGOS LEGISLATURE, COUNCIL CHAIRMAN PROFFER SOLUTIONS TO FOOD INSECURITY

The Lagos State House of Assembly has reiterated its commitment to ensuring food security in line with the United Nation’s sustainable development goals of eradication of poverty. It, therefore , called for collaboration by the stakeholders to end food insecurity. Rt. Hon. (Dr.) Mudashiru Obasa, Speaker, House of Assembly made this known, while speaking at…

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FG COLLABORATES WITH STATES TO ELIMINATE IMPEDIMENTS AGAINST MINING SECTOR DEVELOPMENT

Dr. Dele Alake Minister of Solid Minerals Development while hosting Dauda Lawal, Governor, Zamfara State in his office in Abuja on Friday reiterated the need to eliminate impediments stifling mining development in the state, stressing the importance of Zamfara State to the country’s mining sector.According to Segun Tomori, Special Assistant on Media, Alake assured his…

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CUSTOMS AUCTION SEIZED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 

Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, Comptroller General, Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has auctioned Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol seized by its operatives in Yola, Adamawa State at the rate of ₦630 per litre, noting the seizures underscore the persistent nature of the challenge and the necessity of continued vigilance and action.Adeniyi, who was represented by Olaniyi…

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SENATOR WANTS THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT TO MAKE THE STUDY OF AGRICULTURE A MUST IN SCHOOLS

Senator Saliu Mustapha, Senator representing Kwara Central District has called on the Federal Government to make agricultural studies compulsory at the secondary school level, stating there is the need to move agriculture beyond mere rhetoric and policy pronouncements. The senator, who decried the attitude of Nigerian youths towards farming, declared that exposure to the modern,…

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IMF SAYS NIGERIA, FOUR OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRIES ARE SEEKING $600 BILLION LOAN TO MITIGATE CLIMATE CHANGE

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said that Nigeria, Ethiopia, Cameroon, South Africa, and Somalia are seeking $600bn in climate financing support from financial institutions. The Washington-based lender also said that Nigeria is struggling to attract climate-related Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) due to its inability to end parallel foreign exchange rates and other policy uncertainties….

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