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In urging a more collaborative, intensive approach to cocoa development, Prof Pathmanathan Umaharan, director of UWI's Cocoa Research Centre, called for the revival of 50,000 hectares of abandoned cocoa land across TT. To put the scale of that unused land into perspective, it's an area that's the size of 66 football fields. Cocoa grows best

Special Adviser to Gov Ben Ayade on Cocoa Development in Cross River State, Dr Oscar Ofuka has said the state has the capacity and potential to produce

DCCD, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Cochin organized a one-day seminar on Cocoa Production and Processing Technologies in the Nartap Gram Panchayat Community Hall in Dimoria.

A High Court in Calabar has ordered the Cross River State Government to pay His Royal Majesty, Dr. Ntui Atue Oru Ojong, the sum of N50 million for

After months of controversy, Cocoa Landlord Communities in Cross River state have finally confirmed to Sunday Tribune, the receipt of

Communities in Etung and Ikom local government areas of Cross River State which ensures the second largest producer of cocoa in Nigeria are now receiving

Cross River State government has said it will pay cocoa farmers monthly stipends to encourage them to produce more. This was disclosed by the state Deputy

Despite the contributions of cocoa to Nigeria’s economy and its potential to do better through higher production, value chain development, local consumption and export

Gov. Ben Ayade of Cross River has told Civil Servants in the state that relying solely on their salaries is no longer fashionable because it is hardly enough.

Kisan Bhagidari Prathmikta Hamari” Campaign under Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav which commenced from 25th April and concluded on 30thApril, created an awareness on various schemes and their benefits to