As droughts and floods wreak havoc on harvests, small-scale farmers are spending billions of dollars of their own money each year to adapt to a changing climate, despite it being a problem they did not create, according to research released on Tuesday.
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Cyber or online-related activities have intensified within the last two decades. This involves education, investment, security, and crimes of various forms.
Lagos State, as a very highly hospitable community, deserves to be supported by all of us who have had our life achievements sourced from and tied to it. That support is more required now that the poverty level among its indigenes has reached its peak. To the extent of the hospitable nature of the indigenes of Lagos, you saw people traveling from what used to be called Ilu Oke (meaning Yoruba communities of other South West states), accommodated, fed with good food, had their trades aided, provided befitting shelters and offered more.
ASHENEWS reports that President Bola Tinubu will, on Wednesday, depart Abuja for Dubai, United Arab Emirates, to attend the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference, or Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC (COP28).
ASHENEWS reports that the Interim CEO of Gavi, the Alliance, David Marlow says that 2.3 million out of the 10.2 million zero-dose children in the world are in Nigeria.
Over the years, climate change is rapidly worsening as deforestation encroaches on previously untouched areas
Even Zulum’s staunchest enemies cannot but agree with the facts that Borno state and, indeed, other states in Nigeria have never experienced remarkable, comprehensive, and significant progress in all aspects of human life and infrastructure similar to the feats recorded in five years of governor Babagana Umara Zulum in Borno State. The recording continues for the next three years.
Sleep deprivation is a pervasive issue that affects millions of people worldwide. In our fast-paced society, many individuals prioritize work, responsibilities, and entertainment over obtaining adequate and restorative sleep
60 years old Rachel Yisa’s constant visits to the hospital started when she first noticed a swelling on her neck.
Niger East senatorial district has been grappling with a persistent issue of low farm yields for quite a number of years, leaving the indigenous communities facing food shortages, a low supply of farm produce, and dire consequences for the welfare of affected populations. Farmers, who form the backbone of agricultural activities in the area, have been witnessing a decline in their farm yields. According to their testimonies, multiple factors contribute to this shortfall, including insecurity, inadequate access to modern plant growth enhancers, a lack of financial assistance, and the prevalence of pests and diseases affecting crops. “The concurrent attacks by…