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Farmers urged to use nano fertiliser for better yields and soil health
Farmers can revolutionize crop production through cutting-edge nanotechnology-based fertilizers that unlock hidden soil potential. Ancient Bioorganics has developed a groundbreaking product called BioProp FHB that transforms agricultural practices to tackle agricultural challenges head-on. Managing director Henry Monda explains that most soils contain abundant nutrients that remain inaccessible to plants. Their innovative fertilizer converts these dormant nutrients into bioavailable forms, enabling crops to absorb essential minerals more effectively. The bio-fertilizer contains specialized microbes that enhance nitrogen fixation and dramatically improve nutrient absorption capabilities. Nanotechnology offers remarkable advantages over...
Phone of slain MMU student found in Nairobi church offering
A shocking murder investigation has unfolded at Multimedia University involving the brutal killing of student Sylivia Kemunto. Detectives made a significant breakthrough after recovering her mobile phone from a church in Nairobi, which was allegedly offered as a donation artifact by the suspect, Philip Eric Mutinda. Mutinda reportedly confessed to police about his tumultuous relationship with Kemunto. According to his statements, a reconciliation attempt on March 30 escalated into a violent confrontation. He allegedly strangled her with a hoodie rope after pushing her against a wall, causing head injuries. The suspect then placed her body in a suitcase, transported it to his room, and covered it with a blanket. In the early morning...
Plateau governor calls killings terrorism and genocide
Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State has raised alarm about the recent devastating attacks plaguing his region. Speaking candidly on Channels Television, he described the violence as a calculated genocidal effort orchestrated by systematic terrorist groups. Reports indicate over 50 people have been killed and thousands displaced during recent assaults across the North-Central state. The brutal attacks devastated several communities within the Bokkos Local Government Area, leaving behind widespread destruction and immense human suffering. Mutfwang emphasized that these incidents extend far beyond typical resource conflicts between farmers and herders. He strongly argued that the violence represents a deliberate attempt to eliminate...
Abia probes killing of Chinese miners trailed from Ebonyi
Abia State authorities have revealed troubling details about a deadly attack that claimed the lives of two Chinese miners and a police escort in Uturu. Speaking at a press conference after the state executive council meeting, Information Commissioner Okey Kanu shared critical insights into the ongoing investigation. Security agencies believe the attackers meticulously planned their assault, potentially tracking the Chinese traveling group from Ebonyi State before striking in Abia. Contrary to initial assumptions, officials emphasized that the incident did not appear to be a standard kidnapping operation. Police responded quickly, successfully rescuing the remaining members of the traveling team. Kanu stressed that state security...
Court to hear suit on Rivers emergency rule May 21
A high-stakes legal battle is brewing in Port Harcourt as citizens challenge President Bola Tinubu's controversial actions in Rivers State. Belema Briggs and fellow plaintiffs have launched a judicial assault against the President, National Assembly, Attorney General, and Nigerian Navy, demanding a clear interpretation of Nigeria's constitutional framework. At the heart of the lawsuit lies a fundamental question about presidential power and democratic governance. The plaintiffs are challenging President Tinubu's March 18, 2025, declaration of a state of emergency, which resulted in the dramatic suspension of Rivers State's elected governor, deputy governor, and state assembly members. They argue that such actions potentially breach...
Benue Assembly warns works commissioner over absence
The Benue House of Assembly has drawn a line in the sand for the Commissioner of Works, Housing, and Urban Development. They have issued a stern warning that Mr. Tiza Imojime must appear before them or face potential removal from his position. The legislative body grew frustrated after the Commissioner failed to show up for questioning about a massive N69 billion road rehabilitation contract. Lawmakers immediately noted the Commissioner's repeated absences. Every time he was summoned, he claimed illness prevented his attendance. The Assembly decided to give him one final chance to explain himself during the next legislative session. If he does not appear, they will move to recommend his dismissal and replace him with someone capable of...
Court orders EFCC to vacate Goodwill School premises
A fierce legal battle erupted at the Federal High Court in Lagos when judges ordered the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to leave Goodwill Private Schools Limited's property in Ikorodu immediately. The dramatic ruling came after an intense courtroom showdown where the school's legal team skillfully challenged the commission's occupation of their premises. Justice O.A. Owoeye carefully listened to passionate arguments from both sides. The school's lead lawyer, Benson Enikuomehin, spearheaded a robust defense, arguing that the EFCC's actions violated legal protocols. He pointed out critical flaws in how the property was seized, emphasizing that the interim forfeiture was improperly obtained through an ex parte application...
Kebbi governor condemns student abduction off FUBK campus
A shocking incident unfolded at Istijaba Villa near the Federal University Birnin Kebbi when unidentified armed attackers snatched a fourth-year student named Augustine Madubiya during the early morning hours. The violent episode tragically escalated with the murder of resident Malam Siddi Hussaini, who courageously attempted to prevent the student's kidnapping. Governor Nasir Idris immediately responded to the alarming situation, condemning the brazen abduction. Through a statement released, administrative officials detailed the state government's rapid intervention strategies. Security officials from the governor's cabinet emphasized the kidnapping occurred outside the university campus at a privately managed student housing...
Obi of Onitsha denies warning to Northern youths
Rumor alert! The big boss of Onitsha just shut down a crazy story spreading around. Someone made up a fake message and tried to say the Obi of Onitsha warned Northern young people about some serious trouble after people were killed in Edo State. The palace's top helper, Chief Osita Anionwu, stepped up and told everyone the story was completely made up. He explained that His Majesty Nnaemeka Achebe never said anything like what people are claiming. The statement calls out how dangerous these fake stories can be and how they might cause people to fight with each other. The Obi of Onitsha wants everyone to know he cares about peace. He doesn't want people to create problems between different groups. Instead, he wants Nigerians to respect...
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