The Federal Government has released two new chicken breeds and 14 new high-yield crop varieties towards increasing agricultural production and improving the nutritional status of Nigerians.
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ASHENEWS reports that the people of Lapai are urgently calling on the government to address the growing concern of fatal accidents involving heavy duty vehicles, such as trailers and tankers, which have claimed multiple lives in the community. By Kassim Ibrahim According to eyewitnesses and residents, the heavy duty vehicles have been responsible for the deaths of almost seven people just this week alone. A resident a s elderly member of the community, Alhaji Adamu expressed his frustration over the deaths on the roads caused by the drivers of the heavy duty vehicles. He said, “these heavy vehicles kill people…
The European Union (EU), Germany and Nigeria on Thursday unveiled the third phase of the Nigerian Energy Support Programme (NESP), aimed at bolstering Nigeria’s sustainable energy sector.
ASHENEWS reports that the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) says that a deodorant, Nivea BLACK &WHITE Invisible Roll-on deodorant poses a danger to reproductive health and the health of unborn children.
ASHENEWS reports that the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has warned Nigerians of the circulation of an unregistered brand of condom in circulation in Nigeria.
The Niger State Government has issued a 48-hour deadline to a joint task force committee to clear the persistent gridlock on the Lambata-Maje-Dikko road.
Family Planning Providers in Osun state have said that more couples, both old and young were embracing family planning methods in the state due to economic hardship.
The 2023-2024 Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey (NDHS) has revealed alarming statistics on early childhood mortality rates across the country, signaling a pressing public health crisis.
The 2024 Lancet Countdown report has revealed alarming health threats linked to climate change, stressing the urgent need for comprehensive global action.
Exposure to bright lights at night and darker days is associated with an increased risk of death, an Australian research has found.