OGUN STATE GOVERNMENT TRAINS FARM EXTENSION WORKERS, RAISES HOPE ON MECHANISED FARMING 

The Ogun State government through its ministry of Agriculture and Food Security has said that the government is working round the clock to make farm produce available at the markets, reiterating its commitment to mechanised agriculture to ensure food security in the state. Hon. Bolu Owotomo, Commissioner for Agriculture and Food Security said this during…

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NIGERIA CAN BENEFIT MORE ON BILATERAL RELATIONS WITH UK BY EXPORTING AGRICULTURE PRODUCTS- UK ENVOY 

Richard Montgomery, the British High Commissioner to Nigeria has disclosed that the country can draw more benefits from the trade relations between her and the United Kingdom. He said, “Nigeria can benefit and take advantage of a new post-Brexit trading agreement that the UK has put in place that is called the Developing Countries Trading…

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FOUNDATION TO PARTNER NGOS TO UPLIFT RURAL COMMUNITIES IN NIGERIA 

Rural communities in the country will soon receive further support for growth through empowerment of rural dwellers. This ray of hope was given recently by the British American Tobacco Nigeria Foundation. The Foundation spoke through Oludare Odusanya, its general manager. Mr. Odusanya disclosed the foundation is working towards partnering with other non-government organisations to empower…

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AGRO-INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING ZONE TO CREATE 200,000 JOBS IN ANAMBRA-AfDB 

 An agricultural economist at the African Development Bank (AfDB), Dr Chuma Ezedinma has stated that the Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone programme (SAPZ), will create jobs for two hundred thousand residents in Anambra State. Ezedinma told journalists on the sideline of the meeting tagged Preparation Mission for the Development of the second phase of the SPAZ…

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US CONSUL GENERAL LAUDS ENUGU GOVERNMENT ON SOLUTION TO POST-HARVEST LOSSES

Post-harvest losses in Nigeria’s agricultural sector are receiving attention with the launch of a solar-powered cold storage facility in Enugu, spearheaded by local entrepreneurs, with the U.S. Consulate commending the initiative. Nigeria faces substantial annual losses—estimated at nearly $9 billion due to post-harvest waste, exacerbated by inadequate cold storage infrastructure. But that is being addressed…

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