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JCI Odua trains 100 students on agribusiness in Oyo - Vimarsana News

JCI Odua trains 100 students on agribusiness in Oyo

Junior Chamber International, Odua (JCI Odua) in conjunction with the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) and Oyo State

Oyo expands STEP with IITA, 12 schools covered - Vimarsana News

Oyo expands STEP with IITA, 12 schools covered

The Oyo state government approves $1.7 Million for the second phase of the Start Them Early Programme (STEP).

How I used people strategy to increase IITA's budget from $35 million to $120 million —Dr Sanginga - Vimarsana News

How I used people strategy to increase IITA's budget from $35 million to $120 million —Dr Sanginga

When Dr Nteranya Sanginga took over as the first African Director-General of an almost bankrupt International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) in

How Nigeria can transform secondary education via STEP initiative - Vimarsana News

How Nigeria can transform secondary education via STEP initiative

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FG, states allocate less than 5% to agric - Vimarsana News

FG, states allocate less than 5% to agric

• FG earmarks 1.73% against 10% Maputo declaration • Failure to boost sector spells doom, ex-PAN boss warns Allocations by federal and state governments to agriculture in 2021 have fallen below five per cent, less than half way into the bottom line agreed to at the Maputo and Malabo declarations, signed by the Federal Government in 2003 and 2014. The extant declarations recommend a minimum of 10 per cent of total public budgets to the sector to enhance food production and wealth creation, as well as reduce escalating malnutrition in Africa. But of the Federal Government’s total budget, ...