A United Kingdom Certified Food Safety Officer, Dr. Rasheedah Sadiq has called on the Federal Government and private organisations to develop sustainable safe aquaculture farming. According to sadiq, at a virtual conference organised by ‘Journalists Go Organic’ in Abuja, said it is no gainsaying that the omega 3 in fishes is highly essential to healthy […]
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Sadiq, who spoke at a virtual conference organized by ‘Journalists Go Organic’ in Abuja, said it is no gainsaying that the omega 3 in fishes is highly essential to healthy living in this present-day toxic world, noting that over the years health hazards associated with aquaculture and its consumption have been popular discussions. “Health practices
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When we think of war we usually think in terms of human casualties and displacement. But human tragedy is only one aspect of war. Another is the long lasting ecological footprint resulting from war that often takes decades to resolve. Ecological footprint normally refers to an entity such as an individual, company or government. In
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The natural functions of ecology and humans should be a perfect fit. Millions of years of the evolutionary process should have perfected the balance between these two factors. Yet, human misunderstanding of ecology on the most base levels is glaring. And, becoming dangerous. The major commentary on this misunderstanding, is, of course, a neo-awareness of
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Elder Emeka Ogazi, the Executive Director, Transparency and Economic Development Initiatives (TEDI) has warned Nigerian on the dangers of chemical fertilizers and to take steps to avoid chemical farming for their health and environment. Ogazi gave the warning while delivering an online lecture organised by Journalists Go Organic, an NGO that is at the vanguard
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Mr Rufus Durodoye of the Product Development Department, Nigerian Export Promotion Council, says Greenhouse farming can create employment for Internally Displaced Persons (IDP’s), and refugees, and boost food security in Nigeria. He said this while delivering an online presentation on Journalist go Organic, a Pan African movement, on Tuesday in Abuja. In his words, agriculture
Mr Emeka Ogazi, Executive Director, Transparency and Economic Development Initiative (TEDI), an agriculture-based Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), says that improved use of bio-fertilisers can boost organic farming. He stated this in an online presentation on “bio-fertiliser mitigation in methane, in animal and wetland,” at a forum organised by ‘Journalists Go Organic’ on Saturday. He said that
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As half of world’s population remains malnourished Gabriel Ewepu – Abuja An agric expert, Ernest Aubee, Thursday, raised alarm, says 3.4 bn people suffer hunger, malnutrition, and obesity. Mr Ernest Aubee, Head, Agriculture Division, ECOWAS Commission says half of the world’s population are not well fed; 3.4 billion suffer hunger, malnutrition, and obesity. Aubee made
Dr Jude Obi, of the Department of Soil Science and Land Resources Management, University of Uyo, has identified poor awareness as one of the key challenges confronting organic agriculture processes and practices. Obi disclosed this in his online presentation on `Organic Agriculture to the Rescue’, organised by ‘Journalists Go Organic Initiative’, a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO).
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The founder of Ope Farms, Olusola Sowemimo has said the organic farrming requires deep and constant upgrading of knowledge for sustainability. Sowemimo, who is also a Lawyer at Seyi Sowemimo & Co said this while making an online presentation at a forum organized by Journalists Go Organic Initiative, noting that no day passes without her
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Dr Olugbenga AdeOluwa, the Country Coordinator of Ecological Organic Agriculture (EOA) Initiative in Nigeria, says no country in Africa is among the ten world largest area of organic land. AdeOluwa said this in his online presentation on the Principles of Organic Agriculture practices organised by “Journalists Go Organic Movement” in Abuja on Tuesday Journalists Go
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The Head of Agriculture Division, ECOWAS Commission Abuja, Mr Ernest Aubee says harmonization of Organic Agriculture standards in West Africa will help grow trade in the region.Aubee made the assertion during an online presentation on the ‘Benefits and Opportunities of Organic Agriculture’ organized by Journalists Go Organic Initiative.He said that there is a need for harmonized Organic
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