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ICPC partners institutions on anti-corruption campaigns in Sokoto 

By Temitope Adegbuyi
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JAMB pegs varsity cut-off mark at 160, Poly 120, CoE, others 100

By Grace Abejide
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Commissioner tasks heads of institutions on eradicating cultism in schools

By Grace Abejide
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Kwara government to secure tertiary institutions’ lands

By Grace Abejide
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NANS sets up committee to probe TETFund intervention in varsities, others

By Grace Abejide
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Unilag can make world’s best with adequate support ― lawmaker

By Grace Abejide
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NBTE issues certificates to 64 newly approved private technical institutions

By Grace Abejide
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56 newly approved institutions get operating licences

By Grace Abejide
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FRC urges govt to increase funding of institutions

By S-Davies Wande
NANS urges NSCDC, We didn't endorse any presidential candidate, NANS launches #EndASUUStrikeNow project, Lack of quality leaders pushing Nigeria to precipice, Nigeria needs detailed soil survey, fertility maps Agric Minister The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Dr Mohammed Abubakar has said that the country needs detailed soil survey and soil fertility maps for a good understanding of the best ways of evaluating the potentials of the nation’s soils for agricultural production. The Minister said that this would stop blind application of fertiliser and ensure sustainable land use. Speaking at the at the commissioning of the Soil Testing and Geographic Information System (GIS) laboratories in Abuja on Tuesday, Dr Abubakar said the soil resources on which agriculture depends must also receive special attention for sustainable agricultural production. He reiterated the Federal Government's commitment to an agriculture led diversification of the nation’s economy, he The Minister noted that the facilities being commissioned has the capacity for analysing large quantities of soil samples rapidly. He explained that the laboratory also has capacity to receive soil field data real-time for processing, analyses and mapping. Dr Abubakar said the GIS technology with its versatility will facilitate the production of soil fertility maps for different parts of the country. "This will provide current information on the suitability and capability of lands for the production of different crops and land use. "The maps will provide information on crop and location specific types of fertiliser for blending by our blenders to enhance agricultural productivity and stop blind application of fertilisers in the country. "This is another bold step towards sustainable production of food using modern technology by paying attention to the health of our soils." Furthermore, he added that the Ministry is now in a position to provide technology-driven services for effective land resources management nationwide. He said that Federal government is committed to an agriculture led diversification of the nation’s economy. "This is another bold step towards sustainable production of food using modern technology by paying attention to the health of our soils. In his remarks, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Dr Ernest Umakhihe, said the laboratories are expected to expand soil analytical services in the country and bring soil testing services closer to our farming communities. He said: "In our drive towards attaining food self-sufficiency, the facilities we are commissioning today are expected to contribute substantially in driving the process because the soil is the starting point when we talk of food security. He added that the commissioned soil testing and GIS laboratories will facilitate the production of national soil survey and soil fertility maps for the country. "We hope to complete the project in three years, subject to availability of resources. "The Nigerian Soil Information Service (NISIS) will be established at the end of the nationwide detailed soil survey., Don't harass residents , 2023 Elections: NANS queries N305 billion INEC budget, NANS warns against splinter group, NANS urges Lagos govt to take action on cultism, drug abuse in schools, NANS against fuel hike, NANS, killings, #EndSARS, protest, NANS, media, NANS Abiodun Tai Solarin

NANS vows to expose fraudulent heads of tertiary institutions

By Grace Abejide
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Labour decries non-budgetary allocation for researches in institutions

By S-Davies Wande
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FG tasks tertiary institutions on security on campuses

By TribuneWeb
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Only strong institutions can fight corruption from roots ―Dogara

By S-Davies Wande

2016 budget performance: Reps clear Unilorin, OAU, UI, UNN, others

By S-Davies Wande

Capacity building: NIMASA to partner training institutions

By TribuneWeb

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