Some agriculture experts have expressed optimism of a drop in food inflation in 2025 with the effective implementation of the Federal Government food security policies.
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The seventh edition of the public presentation of the State of the Nigerian Environment (STONE) study has revealed that no fewer than 179 million people in Nigeria live in unclean environments.
Some climate change advocates and members of the Rotary Club embarked on a walk to create awareness on the effect of climate change on the environment, on Friday in Osogbo.
United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has solicited improved stakeholders’ support in raising public awareness on its Big Catch Up (BCU) vaccines initiative, aimed at restoring immunisation progress lost during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A UNWomen and the Association of Women Living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria (ASHWAN) have began empowerment initiative for women living with HIV.
A consultant Family & Lifestyle Medicine Physician, Dr Titilayo Bamidele, on Friday said that sleep deprivation could have social, economic and health implications, advising Nigerians to prioritise their sleep.
Health experts and stakeholders have renewed their calls for unified efforts to combat measles and rubella in Nigeria.
Over 40 million people across West and Central Africa are struggling to feed themselves during the 2024 post-harvest season.
Every year, about 300,000 people lose their lives to drowning globally, with a quarter of these losses being children between the ages of one and four.
Cyclone Chido has killed at least 73 people in Mozambique, the National Institute of Risk and Disaster Management said Thursday, raising the death toll from the figure of 45 it announced the day before.