World Food Day: Poverty, food insecurity, poor investments in agriculture, worry experts
The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations, in 1945, began celebrating the World Food Day on October 16.
The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations, in 1945, began celebrating the World Food Day on October 16.
The federal government had suspended all sporting activities in March, following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic that led to ...
Apart from the pandemic, the fight against TB has been chronically underfunded in the last few years.
For over six months, university lecturers have refused to resume work owing to controversies surrounding the implementation of IPPIS
The crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic can cost an estimated 28 trillion dollars in output losses.
Civil society groups want the National Assembly to reject the proposal
The government wants to borrow about N709.69 billion from multilateral and bilateral groups
Mr Mustapha said the federal government would only provide necessary guidelines for the reopening.
President Buhari said the nation was passing through a time of great need for cohesion, peace and unity.
The bureau also said one in four households were already indebted prior to the COVID-19 crisis.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) says it recorded 646 convictions and recovered more than N11 billion in monetary ...
The fund is a debt relief for the countries and to assist them to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic and its ...
The World Health Organization had in April warned that malaria deaths could double due to severe disruptions to essential malaria ...
The festival hosts some of the most sought-after and innovative voices in black thought.
The coronavirus pandemic is threatening the target of ending acute malnutrition.
Commemorating a rich history in Nigeria with industry leadership through a legacy of impactful investments, Job Creation, Community Development, and ...
The governor announced that worship centres can now resume their weekly services
The official said only 26 per cent of the estimated TB cases in Nigeria "were identified and have been put ...
Schools had been shut since March 23 following the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic.
3rd term is expected to end in December
The intervention is to help strengthen public healthcare systems with innovative financing of research and development in new and improved ...
The state has released N400m to enable the school pay the wages.
The labour unions were demanding the reversal of the recent increases in the prices of petrol and electricity.
A key part of the plan is paying the staff of struggling businesses who have a minimum of 10 employees, ...
The mission said it would resume immigration and consular services on September 24.
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