Supreme Council for Shari’a in Nigeria has called on the Federal Government to create community feeding centres for the vulnerable during the forthcoming month of Ramadan.
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Members of Association of Resident Doctors (ARD), University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan on Wednesday began a three-day warning strike over an assault on one of them by a patient’s relation.
ASHENEWS reports a new report by the African Agribusiness Outlook Report (AGRA) says that about 51 percent of agribusinesses in Nigeria recorded a decline in their revenues due to the triple challenges of COVID-19, the Russia-Ukraine conflict as well as climate change.
Negotiators from the European Parliament and the EU member states struck a deal to step up cybersecurity in the European Union.
Some communities in Enugu State have expressed concern over contamination of their sources of drinking water and livelihood by the activities of coal miners.
An agriculture expert, Dr Ismail Olawale, has called for adequate communication of the advantages and disadvantages of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) crops before adoption by local farmers.
“Our ‘Joko’ charcoal stoves are a must-have for everyone. Easy to use; cook faster; use less charcoal and super durable. By Tosin Kolade “Because of its wall insulation, it concentrates all the generated heat onto the food that is cooking for even, and faster cooking. “The big size sells for N21,500, while the small size sells for N15,000, We are not taking online orders for now only store pickups”. These and many more are what you find available at website of online store of a popular brand that sells locally-fabricated kitchen appliances. Many of these brands use different catchphrases and…
An environmental consultant, Mr Taiwo Adewole, on Wednesday urged Nigerians to plant more trees to reduce the heat in the country.
ASHENEWS reports that the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) says that climate change is disproportionately affecting the incomes of rural women, people living in poverty, and older populations.
A new World Bank report says the global digital landscape remains uneven and is becoming synonymous with a development divide.