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(FILES) In this file photo taken on October 20, 2019 a public transport bus drives in a flooded Agege Motor Road, in the local Government Area of Mushin town, Lagos. – Severe climate impacts will unavoidably ravage nature and humankind by mid-century or sooner, according to the draft of a landmark report from the UN’s climate science advisory body obtained by AFP.Species extinction, ecosystem collapse, crippling health impacts from disease and heat, water shortages, migration from cities devastated by rising seas — all will accelerate in the coming decades no matter how rapidly the carb...

Uchenna Rowland Onyeizu The National Project Coordinator of the Livelihood Improvement Family Enterprise in the Niger Delta region (LIFE-ND), Sani Abiodun, has said that agricultural production will hardly succeed in Nigeria without the collaboration and support of Agricultural Development Programmes (ADP). He spoke at Umuahia, Abia State capital, during the flag off of the state LIFE-ND policy engagement with Abia Agricultural Development Programmes (ADP) and other stakeholders on extension service delivery to its beneficiaries in the ongoing LIFE-ND project in Abia State. ...

The Federal Government, in collaboration with the Edo State Government and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) has commenced training of 4,250 youths and women

Share Following The hullabaloo that followed the 100 billion naira bond approved by the Adamawa State House of Assembly this week, the Secretary to the government of Adamawa SSG, Mr. Bashair Ahamed has cleared the air on the need for the bond. The SSG said the bond is part of measures being put in place to improve Internally Generated Revenue (IGR). He stated that the Bond will be utilized through Agribusiness. Stressing that ” a bond is a fixed income instrument that provides funds for projects.” A bond could be thought of as an I.O.U. between the lender and borrower that includes the de...

Daily Post Nigeria Published Journalists in Imo State have demanded for the immediate release of five newspaper vendors arrested by the police on Monday morning. The vendors whose names are yet to be disclosed were taken away by the state police for allegedly selling newspapers with IPOB stories. Reactions, however, have trailed the said arrest as men of the media had appealed to the state police and Imo government to release them because, according to them, it is a direct way of gagging the press. The Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Prints, Modestus Nwamkpa, in his reaction, said...