The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has stated that at least 100 cases of farmer-herder clashes occur every month in Oyo state. The Commander spokesman, Samuel Opebiyi, disclosed this during an interview at the weekend in Ibadan. Mr Opebiyi said some causes of the clashes included grazing on
The Ministry of Livestock has inaugurated animal artificial insemination and care centres to boost production in Sokoto. While inaugurating the facilities, the Minister of Livestock Development, Mukhtar Idi Maiha described the centres as strategic interventions designed to strengthen veterinary services toward improving animal husbandry practices and enhancing productivity. He said
Kwara State has taken the spotlight among states participating in the Livestock Productivity and Resilience Support Project after emerging first in the final nationwide performance review. The outcome followed an independent evaluation carried out by the National Coordination Office working with the World Bank. Findings were captured in the LPRES
The Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation, Professor Joseph Terlumun Utsev, has urged the management and staff of the Sustainable Power and Irrigation for Nigeria (SPIN) Project to step up efforts to expand irrigated agriculture, improve dam operations, and increase hydropower generation as part of a renewed drive to strengthen
The Ogun State Government says its ongoing tree-planting programme across forest reserves is helping to deny criminals safe haven, making the areas less accessible to kidnappers, militants and land grabbers. The Commissioner for Forestry, Engr. Taiwo Oludotun, disclosed this during a prayer session organised for staff of the Ministry of
Delta State has taken another step toward attracting large scale agribusiness investment with the inauguration of a steering committee to drive the Framework for Responsible Investment in Land Intensive Agriculture. The committee was inaugurated on Thursday in Asaba by the Deputy Governor, Sir Monday Onyeme, who represented Governor Sheriff Oborevwori.
Policymakers in Europe and Nigeria have rolled out new frameworks to expand state support for farmers, stabilise incomes and strengthen domestic production capacity. In Brussels, agriculture has been drawn directly into the European Union’s wider debate on security and strategic autonomy. At an extraordinary meeting of EU agriculture ministers held
The Joint Security Watch in Kwara South has cautioned farmers across the senatorial district to be extremely careful during the current harvest season, citing persistent security threats in farming communities. The group said cashew farmers and other agricultural producers are facing growing risks, especially in remote areas where criminal activities
“This initiative aligns with the Federal Government’s Digital Transformation Agenda and the National Digital Economy Policy and Strategy, with the objective of achieving at least 95 % digital literacy by 2030,” he says. Digital skills: FG eyes 95% digital literacy by 2030 Officials say in a statement seen by Technology
The Katsina State Government is increasingly hedging its economic growth strategy on digital transformation, positioning technology as a lever for job creation, economic diversification, and long-term competitiveness, as it strengthens the institutional framework guiding technology-led development across the state. At the centre of this strategy is the Katsina State Directorate
