By Ezekiel Ibrahim THE poultry industry in Nigeria is a rare success story in the commercialisation of agriculture. It is a completely private sector driven subsector of the Nigeria economy with a contribution of over 25 percent to the Agricultural Gross Domestic Product (AGDP) of the national economy. The …
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West Bromwich Albion 1-0 Sheffield United: Slaven Bilic praises ‘crucial’ win
West Bromwich Albion boss Slaven Bilic says beating Sheffield United was more important for the psychological boost than the three points as his side won for the first time this season.Read More
Read More »United States promises sanctions against human rights violators in Libya
The United States Ambassador to Libya, Richard Norland, said in Tripoli on Saturday that his country will take “concrete steps in response to gross human rights violations and corruption and against those who undermine peace or security and stability in Libya”. The envoy made this known while commenting on his …
Read More »Right and wrong
Comments The Senate President is right that the chamber is crucial to federalism. But he is wrong on the National Assembly’s drain on common resources ON the centrality of the Senate to the federal doctrine, Dr. Ahmad Lawan, president of Nigeria’s 9th Senate, is spot on: scrapping …
Read More »Everton: Why have Carlo Ancelotti’s side stalled after strong start?
Having topped the Premier League in the early weeks of the season, Everton have lost four of the past five games.Read More
Read More »New COVID-19 Research Provides Deep Insights Into Transmission and Mutation Properties of SARS-CoV-2
Learning from past SARS-CoV-2 outbreaks for future pandemic control. In the COVID-19 pandemic, 57 million people have already been infected worldwide. In the search for… The post New COVID-19 Research Provides Deep Insights Into Transmission and Mutation Properties of SARS-CoV-2 appeared first on SciTechDaily. Read More
Read More »Who would a husband defend, his wife or the mistress
Lately, I’d been regaling Dolapo, a former colleague’s FWB (friends with benefits) of decades, with tales of the escapades of some of my darling friends in recent months – especially in the last few weeks when a couple of them had virtually burnt their fingers with the spouses of their …
Read More »In addition to unity discourse
Ropo Sekoni NIGERIA is one country that is neurotically jealous of its unity. Political leaders use the word with relish while protesters dance with the national flag while complaining about what they find to be substandard about the country’s law enforcement. No other country that I know of acts …
Read More »‘We are fed up’: Guatemalans continue anti-government protests
Guatemala’s Congress annulled a contentious budget this week, but protesters are still calling for president to resign.Read More
Read More »How to really care for journalists
Lekan Otufodunrin ONE of the ways I spend quality time online is to find out more about organizations I am not familiar with locally and globally. I take out time to learn from the unique programmes and activities of organizations similar to my areas of interest which is largely …
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