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The Nigerian Agricultural Quarantine Service (NAQS)

Monday, 24 December 2018

Smallholders’ global food production underestimated

Farmer irrigating vegetables in Mali
Smallholders’ global food production underestimated
The share of farmland cultivated by smallholder farms may be much larger than previously thought, suggesting that their contribution to global food production could be underestimated, a crowdsourcing study reveals.

Images speak at the special board session on Thursday 20th December, 2018, for the Outgoing Provost, Dr Samson Adeola Odedina of FCA, Akure Ondo State

14-Member Governing Board of Federal College of Agriculture Akure Ondo State from all the Geo-Political zones of the country
The 14-Member Governing Board of Federal College of Agriculture Akure Ondo State from all the Geo-Political zones of the country held a special board session on Thursday 20th December, 2018, for the Outgoing Provost, Dr Samson Adeola Odedina, who was honoured with praise and a fun filled cocktail evening.

WFP News Release - REPUBLIC OF KOREA CONTRIBUTION PROVIDES LIFESAVING WFP FOOD ASSISTANCE TO CONFLICT-AFFECTED NIGERIANS

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WFP

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) welcomed a contribution of US$500,000 from the Republic of Korea that will provide one month of food assistance for nearly 125,000 food-insecure people in the conflicted-affected northeast Nigerian states of Borno, Adamawa and Yobe.

Sunday, 23 December 2018

“We Will Compensate Farmers Affected By Flooding This Year” – President Buhari

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President Muhammadu Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari has assured that succour is on the way for farmers negatively impacted by the excessive rains of this year.

SGF demands accurate data for agriculture


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The Statisticians-General of the Federation (SGF) Dr. Yemi Kale

The Statisticians-General of the Federation (SGF) Dr. Yemi Kale has called for accurate data to better planning and development of agriculture towards achieving food security through efficient productivity in Nigeria and Africa.  

Future group ties up with USAID horticulture & agriculture marketing programme

Future group ties up with USAID horticulture & agriculture marketing programme  
Future group, through its various retail formats including Big Bazaar, is collaborating with USAID Commercial Horticulture and Agricultural Marketing Programme (CHAMP) to deliver mutual benefits to Indian consumers and Afghanistan horticultural producers.

Saturday, 22 December 2018

Sachin Bansal sets sights on Fin & Agri tech to stage comeback

Sachin Bansal
The Flipkart cofounder will establish a holding company through which he will run his new businesses and make investments, said two people familiar with his plans.

The Flipkart cofounder will establish a holding company through which he will run his new businesses and make investments, said two people familiar with his plans. Bansal, 37, has brought in Ankit Agarwal, whom he has known from his IIT-Delhi days, as a partner and founding employee of this platform, they said.

Thursday, 20 December 2018

NAQS boss warns dealers on the use sniper



·       Describes pesticide as weapon of ‘mass destruction’
The Coordinating Director (CD), Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service (NAQS) Dr. Vincent Isegbe

 The Coordinating Director (CD), Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service (NAQS) Dr. Vincent Isegbe has warned beans dealers against the use of a pesticide called ‘’sniper’’ as food produce preservation saying its chemical is too toxic for human consumption.

News Release- WFP distributes milling machines to improve the lives of 5,000 displaced families in Borno State

The Milling Machines are improving the lives of families in Borno State

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and its partners have commenced the distribution of 766 milling machines to 5,000 displaced families in Northeast Nigeria to ease the problems they face in processing grains.

NABDA promises more GMO items for Nigeria



·         *Budget planning to support

Group Picture during the end of year media party organised to journalists

The Acting Director General (DG), National Agricultural Biotechnology Development Agency (NABDA)  Prof. Alex  Akpo  has said that more Genetically Modified (GM) Crops with bio fertilizers and pesticides  are expected to be produced in Nigeria against next year  just as he added the Federal Ministry of Budget and National Planning is ready to give support to the plan. He stated this during the end of year media party organised to journalists.