Business Day
15,000 smallholder women farmers’ cooperatives benefit from ActionAid’s project
…govt urged to meet 10% budgetary allocation on agriculture By Gabriel Ewepu, Abuja Over 15, 000 smallholder women farmers’ cooperatives have benefited from ActionAid Nigeria, AAN’s, Public Financing for Agriculture,
AstraZeneca ‘respects’ decision by Germany to restrict use of vaccine
AstraZeneca says it respects this week’s decision by Germany to restrict the use of its coronavirus vaccine – but reiterated that the jab has been deemed safe by other health bodies. “We
Sanwo-Olu unveils learning platform for public service professionalism
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State. Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu Wednesday unveiled the Lagos State Government (LASG) Learning Management System (LMS), aimed at enhancing professionalism in the public
King Robert and Izonebi the protege
By Ekanpou Enewaridideke KING Robert Ebizimor – a legend legendary for his legendary futurological capability, his legendary embarrassment and disorientation of death, his legendary humanism and undiluted, unstinting love for
From Algeria to Rwanda: Macron tackles dark chapters of France’s past
French president, Emmanuel Macron From the French role during the Rwandan genocide to its colonial-era crimes in Algeria and looting of indigenous art, President Emmanuel Macron has gone further than
Easter: FRSC deploys over 3,000 Marshals, sets up mobile courts
By Marie-Therese Nanlong, Jos Ahead of this year’s Easter celebration, the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, Zone 4 Command comprising Plateau, Benue and Nasarawa States has called on all road
EU agency finds no specific age risk for AstraZeneca so far
Experts probing links between the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine and blood clots have found no specific risk factors, including age, but are investigating further, the EU’s drug regulator said Wednesday. The
I feel offended when spending stolen money, 18 year old hacker confesses
By Dayo Johnson – Akure Eighteen year old hacker, Omisakin Samson has confessed in Akure, the Ondo state capital that he felt offended anytime he spends money stolen from his
WRAPH takes SGBV to secondary schools, trains 400 students
This photo is used to illustrate the story By Ebunoluwa Sessou With the mindset of catching them young and creating awareness on cases of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence, SGBV,
EU fails to achieve March vaccination goals amid looming third wave
The European Union has fallen short of vaccinating 80 per cent of health care workers and people over the age of 80 against Covid-19 by the end of March,
