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Bauchi agency seizes 3,290 bags of charcol

Bauchi agency seizes 3,290 bags of charcol
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How Bauchi State Government s Failure Exposes Residents To Frequent Cholera Outbreak

How Bauchi State Government s Failure Exposes Residents To Frequent Cholera Outbreak
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Access to improved inputs, mechanisation as catalysts for food productivity | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Features — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

A maize farm Boosting food productivity per hectare through intensive agricultural practices has been described by agricultural scientists and technologists as the most potent way of revving up food production without much disruption to the ecosystem. This follows moves around the world to tame deforestation as a major factor responsible for global warming and climate change. Extensive agricultural practices have been pinpointed as a major driver opening up more forests for farmland, and in the process causing deforestation and fuelling climate change. x But scientists have said, through various experiments and researches, that food productivity is possible without unnecessary opening up of more forests. Some scientists advocate agroforestry, where economic trees are intercropped with food crops while maintaining the forest biodiversity.

Most cholera patients don t take clean water, lacked personal hygiene, govt should help affected communities –Doctors

Most cholera patients don’t take clean water, lacked personal hygiene, govt should help affected communities –Doctors The Punch Published 24 July 2021 Cholera cases have continued to be recorded in some states in Nigeria. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control Director-General, Dr Chikwe Ihekweazu, listed Bauchi, Plateau, Kano, Niger, Zamfara and Kaduna as some of the affected states. The Federal Capital Territory Minister of State, Dr Ramatu Aliyu, said 60 persons died of suspected cholera in six area councils, adding that suspected cases had risen to 698. In Plateau State, the disease has killed 21 people and infected 1144 in two months as of Wednesday.

SPECIAL REPORT: Prices of protein, carbohydrate-rich foods in Nigeria up 58%

SPECIAL REPORT: Prices of protein, carbohydrate-rich foods in Nigeria up 58%
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