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Why I allowed Muslim clerics to use my pulpit at church conference — Pastor Kumuyi

Why I allowed Muslim clerics to use my pulpit at church conference — Pastor Kumuyi

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Sandra Nwaokolo

August 20, 2024

future of Plateau youths, Plateau agricultural value chain, Gov Mutfwang suspends two commissioners, others

Gov Mutfwang suspends two commissioners, others

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Sandra Nwaokolo

August 20, 2024

EFCC: Appeal Court upholds lower court judgment on Yahaya Bello

EFCC: Appeal Court upholds lower court judgment on Yahaya Bello

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Sandra Nwaokolo

August 20, 2024

Tinubu rallies Nigerians with My administration is pulling Nigeria, Consider track record in appointing Humanitarian Minister, APC youths urge Tinubu, NVMA urges Tinubu to empower veterinarians, Northern Forum urges Tinubu to appoint new Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, BREAKING: Tinubu sacks five ministers, reassigns ten,Tinubu never called himself petroleum minister — Onanuga, Tinubu launches National Lottery Trust Fund’s strategic plan to enhance ‘good causes’ , Do more in alleviating Nigerians' sufferings, Bauchi APC urges FG, Tax reform bills: Northern Forum commends Tinubu for rejecting NEC's decision, Tinubu's inclusive governance has overtaken Muslim-Muslim ticket issue — Northern CAN

COP 29: Tinubu sets up portal to screen govt-sponsored delegates

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Sandra Nwaokolo

August 20, 2024

Why we are proposing drug test for students in tertiary institutions — NDLEA

Why we are proposing drug test for students in tertiary institutions — NDLEA

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Sandra Nwaokolo

August 20, 2024

BBNajia S9: Streeze, Flourish evicted from Big Brother house

BBNajia S9: Streeze, Flourish evicted from Big Brother house

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Sandra Nwaokolo

August 18, 2024

NYSC has produced entrepreneurs, Full list of addresses, Oyewumi advocates support for NYSC, Anambra Corps members, suspension of biometrics, JAMB meets NAPS over claims on non-mobilisation of HND graduates for NYSC

NYSC to prosecute 54 ‘fake UNICAL graduates’

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Sandra Nwaokolo

August 17, 2024

'I will not dialogue with the deaf,' Moghalu speaks on why he stopped discussing Nigeria's economy

‘Misguided worship,’ Moghalu criticises Africa’s emphasis on GDP growth

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Sandra Nwaokolo

August 17, 2024

Data scientist and statistical expert Oluwabukola Emi-Johnson has emphasised the critical role of predictive analytics in enhancing agricultural productivity and sustainability. Speaking to journalists at a press briefing in Greensboro, North Carolina, Emi-Johnson highlighted how data-driven insights can address food security challenges and optimise supply chain operations. “Agriculture is one of the industries with the highest potential for AI-driven transformation,” said Emi-Johnson, who is currently working with Syngenta Group on advanced data science applications in agritech. “Through predictive modelling, we can better understand weather patterns, soil quality, and crop yields, ultimately leading to more efficient farming practices.” He explained that machine learning algorithms can analyse vast datasets to forecast potential shortages, enabling farmers to take preemptive measures. Citing his work at Syngenta, Emi-Johnson illustrated how regression models are used to optimise inventory levels and prevent food wastage. The expert also underscored how AI can mitigate the risks posed by climate change. “By integrating historical climate data with real-time satellite imagery, we can provide farmers with actionable insights that improve crop resilience,” he said. Journalists in attendance were particularly keen on Emi-Johnson’s perspective regarding how predictive analytics could help African nations improve agricultural output. He pointed out that developing economies could benefit significantly from AI-driven insights, especially in regions where access to agricultural technology remains limited. “Many small-scale farmers in Nigeria and across Africa rely on traditional farming methods,” he stated. “With the right data tools, they can make informed decisions about planting cycles, pest control, and irrigation, ultimately improving yields and profitability.” Emi-Johnson further emphasised the importance of collaboration among policymakers, agritech companies, and data scientists. He urged governments to invest in AI research and development to support sustainable agriculture. “The future of agriculture lies in data,” he stated. “To ensure food security, we must adopt a forward-thinking approach that incorporates AI, IoT sensors, and cloud computing.” The press conference concluded with a call to action for businesses and research institutions to collaborate in driving innovation in agritech. Emi-Johnson expressed optimism that with the right investments, predictive analytics could transform agricultural practices globally.

Oluwabukola Emi-Johnson addresses newsmen on predictive analytics in agriculture

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Sandra Nwaokolo

August 16, 2024

Fire guts 7-storey building in Lagos

Fire guts 7-storey building in Lagos

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Sandra Nwaokolo

August 16, 2024

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