The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Tuesday 27th August 2019
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target=_blank>With automatic weather stations, Oyo blazes trail in flood control
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With automatic weather stations, Oyo blazes trail in flood control
As part of efforts to curb continuous damage to properties and loss of lives caused by incessant flooding within Ibadan metropolis, the Oyo State government through its agency, Ibadan Urban Flood Management Project (lUFMP), and an Indian Firm, RMSI, has embarked on scientific approach to change the narrative of incessant and ravaging flood disasters through
With automatic weather stations, Oyo blazes trail in flood control
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target=_blank>World Sango Festival: Celebrating mix of culture, power
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World Sango Festival: Celebrating mix of culture, power
In Yorubaland, the month of August plays host to different cultural festivals. From Ekiti to Osun through to Oyo, it has been mammoth crowd converging to witness those traditional gatherings. The World Sango Festival was held in Oyo last Saturday and left enduring mark in the memories of tourists who thronged the palace of the
World Sango Festival: Celebrating mix of culture, power
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target=_blank>What separates me from other contestants —WADA
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What separates me from other contestants —WADA
Retired Captain Idris Wada, the immediate past governor of Kogi State, who is seeking to return to office on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in this interview by YINKA OLADOYINBO, speaks on key issues relating to the November 16 governorship election. You have just completed consultations with delegates from the 21
What separates me from other contestants —WADA
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target=_blank>At Ekiti summit, stakeholders prioritise sustenance of Yoruba language
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At Ekiti summit, stakeholders prioritise sustenance of Yoruba language
TUNDE BUSARI reports the relevance of the maiden edition of Ekiti State Arts and Culture Summit organised by the state’s Council of Arts and Culture. The arrival of her entourage practically stunned the whole cultural centre, hosting the first Ekiti State Arts and Culture Summit with the whole hall rising to have a glimpse
At Ekiti summit, stakeholders prioritise sustenance of Yoruba language
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target=_blank>I want to contribute to Africa, Nigeria’s efforts to achieve food security —Toyib Aremu
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I want to contribute to Africa, Nigeria’s efforts to achieve food security —Toyib Aremu
Toyib Aremu is one of the three Nigerian students studying at the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University in Benguerir, Morocco. He shares with NURUDEEN ALIMI his experience in Morocco and how he plans to return to Nigeria to bring his expertise to bear on the development of agriculture in Africa and Nigeria. Could you please
I want to contribute to Africa, Nigeria’s efforts to achieve food security —Toyib Aremu
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target=_blank>Biotechnology experts seek to enhance inputs in Nigeria’s agriculture sector
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Biotechnology experts seek to enhance inputs in Nigeria’s agriculture sector
BIOTECHNOLOGY Society of Nigeria has reiterated its commitment to tackle the challenges of biotechnology research, through collective actions aimed at shaping policies around biotechnology in Nigeria and Africa as a whole, with emphasis on food and nutrition security. President of the society, Benjamin Ubi, made this known while delievering his address at the opening ceremony
Biotechnology experts seek to enhance inputs in Nigeria’s agriculture sector
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target=_blank>Anti grazing bill not to undermine Fulani — Oyo Assembly Speaker
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Anti grazing bill not to undermine Fulani — Oyo Assembly Speaker
The speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly, Adebo Ogundoyin, has reacted to suggestions that the Open Rearing and Grazing Regulation Bill 2019 is an attempt by the legislative arm to undermine the economic activities of the Fulani across the state. According to Honourable Ogundoyin, the bill is meant to regulate the activities of
Anti grazing bill not to undermine Fulani — Oyo Assembly Speaker
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target=_blank>New agric ministers promise to revamp sector
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New agric ministers promise to revamp sector
Alhaji Mohammed Sabo Nanono and Alhaji Mustapha Baba Shekuri the new Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMARD) and Minis Mohammed Sabo Nanono ter of State respectively have promised to reposition the sector. Addressing directors and staff of the Ministry in Abuja, Alhaji Nanono noted that the agriculture sector is a key component of President Muhammadu Buhari
New agric ministers promise to revamp sector
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target=_blank>National agric show targets youths involvement in farming
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National agric show targets youths involvement in farming
The organisers of National Agriculture show has said that this year’s Show would be centered on attracting youths into agriculture in order to develop the various agricultural value chains in the country. The National Agriculture Show which is organized by National Agriculture Foundation of Nigeria, is an annual agricultural Show where states, agricultural value chain
National agric show targets youths involvement in farming
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Veterinarians seek action to end deaths by rabies
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Veterinarians seek action to end deaths by rabies
Experts have warned of what they describe as “conspiracy of silence” as people continue to die of rabies and nobody is speaking about it. This concern was raised in Abuja at the opening ceremony of the 6th International Conference on Rabies in West Africa. The president-elect, Commonwealth Veterinary Association and the vice president, Small Animal […]
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