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Minister: FG committed to reducing global warming by 47%

Olorunnimbe Mamora, minister of science, technology and innovation, says the federal government is committed to the reduction of global warming by 47 percent.

France generalOlorunnimbe mamoraPeter ekweozohGlobal cleantech innovation programmeUnited nations development organisation

TF Laments Rising Unemployment, Skills Gap, Seeks to Institutionalise Apprenticeship as Panacea – THISDAYLIVE

TF Laments Rising Unemployment, Skills Gap, Seeks to Institutionalise Apprenticeship as Panacea – THISDAYLIVE
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United statesAbuja federal capital territoryMaryam katagumJames emejoNational skills summitIndustrial training fundNational development planUnited nations development organisationJoseph ari

ITF Advocates Overhaul Of Educational System To Tackle Nigeria s Rising Unemployment – The Whistler Newspaper

The Industrial Training Fund is advocating a complete overhaul of the nation’s educational system to enable the government tackle the rising unemployment

Abuja federal capital territoryMariam katagumNational skills summitWomen affairs pauline tallenNational apprenticeshipNational developmentMinistry of industry evelyn ngigeIndustrial training fundNational bureau of statistics unemploymentUnited nations development organisationJoseph ariInvestment mariam katagumPermanent secretaryIndustry evelyn ngigeNational bureauStatistics unemployment

Research is an investment in the wellbeing of humankind: appraising the Nigerian research landscape

Nigeria is currently preoccupied with insecurity issues, banditry, herdsmen, restructuring, separatist agitators, youth unemployment, work stoppages, and economic challenges, to name just a few. As serious as these challenges may appear, we believe they are not capable of sinking Nigeria because they are challenges that could be solved if the right actions were taken. What […]

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Nigeria s solid waste management policy - Punch Newspapers

Punch Newspapers Sections Published 17 June 2021 For a very long time, Nigeria did not have any structured response to the waste crisis in the country. With our population increasing in quantum leaps, the environment is daily inundated with the weight of waste materials emanating from the activities of the citizens. While other forward-looking nations were already converting their waste to wealth, we cowered under the odorous invasion of our own rubbish. Nevertheless, in July last year, the Federal Executive Council approved a Solid Waste Management Policy for the country. Intended to improve cleanliness across the country and facilitate the conversion of waste to wealth, the policy would, however, not amount to anything if there was no implementable strategy through which the federal, state and local governments, institutions, non-governmental organisations, Ministries, Departments and Agencies, would comprehensively participate.

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