QUICK FOOD POISONING FIX, CAUSES AND REMEDIES

Food poisoning is a condition that occurs when a person consumes contaminated or spoiled food that contains harmful bacteria, viruses, or toxins. These microorganisms can cause symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, stomach cramps, and fever. There are many different...

FG: Nigeria Has 4.4m Metric Tons of Millets’ Shortfall

Michael Olugbode in Abuja The federal government has lamented the inability of the country to produce enough millet to meet the needs of Nigeria. It disclosed that there was a shortfall of 4.4 million metric tons in the production of the crop. Speaking at the weekend...

Will we have enough food to eat in the coming years?

Do you ever wonder if, in the coming years, we will have enough food to eat? A lot of people in the world currently do not have enough to eat; how will the situation of food be a few years from now? Better or worse? Think about it for a second. ? One-third of food...

Africa food crisis: 146 million people are going hungry

Africa food crisis: 146 million people are going hungry Soaring food prices, conflict and climate change are plunging parts of Africa into a severe and enduring food crisis, with millions of people in Africa facing extreme hunger Agnes, with her son Jacob in Taita...

INTERVIEW: How climate change affects oil palm production in Nigeria – Expert

Prior to the discovery of crude oil in commercial quantities in Nigeria, palm oil was a major agricultural export crop and a top foreign exchange earner for the country in the 1950s and 1960s. Nigeria was the largest producer of palm oil in the world but has fallen to...

25 million Nigerians to face food crisis by August 2023 – FAO

About 17 million people in the country are already facing food crises. By Oge Udegbunam About 25.3 million people will face food insecurity across Nigeria between June and August 2023, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation. The FAO in a...

Nothing to eat: Food crisis is soaring across Africa

Devastating crop losses. Parched land. Millions of dead and dying cattle, goats, and camels. Starving and severely malnourished children. Rising global grain prices that force families to go hungry. These are the indelible marks of the food crisis in Africa. How did...

BIOFORTIFICATION OF TOMATO FOR VITAMIN D

Have you wondered or it may have interested you to know about the background and why the mortality rate of Covid-19 was drastically minimized, especially in some countries in Africa as compared to other continents? Look into this article and you might find a clue to...

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