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Flooding swallows communities in Kogi but some residents stay back to adapt

WHEN Alex Obiegbu relocated to Lokoja, Kogi state, in 1999, he intended to start a block industry business that...
Kehinde OGUNYALE -

Left to suffer: Retirees live in penury as Niger government defaults over benefits 

By Hamzat Ibrahim ABAGA ADAMU Bello Mustapha found it inconceivable that, despite his dedicated years of active duty and commitment...
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How heat stress is affecting poultry farming in Sokoto

NIGERIA has the largest annual egg production and second-largest chicken population in Africa, according to the Commonwealth Scientific and...
Ijeoma OPARA -

Returnee farmers suffer as drought turns farms to dust in Borno

By Beloved JOHN By the start of the 2023 rain season, Zara Bulam, a 50-year-old returnee IDP, had saved enough...
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Struggles and triumphs: Abuja women making strides in cassava processing

IN the face of economic uncertainties, some women in the FCT, through their laborious yet ‘profitable’ cassava processing business,...
Mustapha USMAN -

Victims of trafficking in Anambra recount ordeals

By Alfred AJAYI STATISTICS of human trafficking incidents in Anambra within the three years of the establishment of the National...
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