Between dwindling tertiary education funding and flickering PPP initiatives
With the ever-dwindling funds for tertiary education in the country, apart from falling standards of education, many facilities are literally falling apart.
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With the ever-dwindling funds for tertiary education in the country, apart from falling standards of education, many facilities are literally falling apart.
The Soil Science Society of Nigeria (SSSN), yesterday, said some $27.3 billion was being lost yearly to salinity-induced soil degradation globally.
Share NIGERIAN soil scientists have stressed the need for land users in Nigeria to avoid all forms of destructive use of soil for farming process. Speaking at the 45th Annual Conference of the Soil Science Society of Nigeria ( SSSN), held at Bowen University, Iwo, recently, the society reiterated with emphasis, that quality and sufficient food production in Nigeria is depended on how much we can preserve the soil nutrients that support commercial food production for the nation. Drawn their discuss from the theme of this year’s conference; UnderstandingÂ...