By Harriet Ijeomah The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Imo State, has called on media organizations to strengthen their partnership with the Agency in promoting its activities and ensuring the public is well-informed about government policies. This appeal was made during a media parley held with journalists in Owerri, Imo State, on Tuesday, 8 October 2024. […]
More than 223,097 livestock farmers and producers across 17 states have already benefited from the $546 million Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project (L-PRES), an initiative of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security. Launched in 2022, L-PRES aims to enhance livestock productivity, commercial viability, and resilience through targeted interventions in Nigeria’s livestock sector. […]
By: Harriet Ijeomah Despite the world’s rapid digital transformation, Nigeria’s education system still lags in integrating technology into primary and secondary school curriculums. According to a January 2024 survey by DATAREPORTAL, over 103 million Nigerians, representing 45.5% of the population, use the internet. However, many Nigerians involved in tech today have no formal education in […]
We are excited to announce the launch of The Archivi.ng Fellowship, a multidisciplinary six-month program designed to deepen the world’s understanding of Nigerian history through creative and meaningful approaches. Despite Nigeria’s rich heritage, much of its history remains hidden, underutilized, and inaccessible for public engagement. Archivi.ng, are committed to preserving this history by digitizing archival […]
With its vast arable land and favorable climate, Nigeria is uniquely positioned to become an agricultural powerhouse. However, despite these natural advantages, the country’s agricultural productivity falls short of its potential. Biotechnology offers a promising solution to bridge this gap, transforming Nigeria’s agricultural sector by enhancing crop yields, improving food security, and ensuring environmental sustainability. […]
By: Harriet Ijeomah Over the years, Nigeria has witnessed the crippling effects of excessive taxation on its economy, particularly in the agricultural and food sectors. The recent decision by President Bola Tinubu to implement zero percent import duty and exempt Value-Added Tax (VAT) on basic food items marks a significant shift in policy—one that could […]
By Harriet Ijeomah As innovation and the need for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) continues to evolve, the demand for skilled professionals in these fields is soaring. Yet, despite the critical importance of STEM, there remains a significant gender imbalance globally. In many countries, including Nigeria, women are still vastly underrepresented in STEM disciplines, […]
Are you a journalist or editor in Nigeria, Ghana, or The Gambia with relevant experience in investigative and accountability reporting? This call is for you! CJID, in collaboration with the Centre for Investigative Journalism, is inviting pitches for cross-border investigative stories under the Open Climate Reporting Initiative. To apply, visit: www.bit.ly/CJIDOCRI The application portal will […]
By Harriet Ijeomah In recent years, Nigeria has witnessed a transformative shift in how people access and enjoy food. The rise of food delivery companies like Glovo, Chowdesk, Foodcourt, and Kilimajoro has revolutionized the culinary landscape, making dining more convenient and diverse than ever before. These companies are not just delivering meals; they are reshaping […]
