Joseph Akahome

Joseph O Akahome (OJ) is a writer, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Literature from the University of Benin. He is an avid agriculturist, with a bias for poultry and an insatiable appetite for chicken wings. When he is neither reading nor researching, he likes to spend recreational time playing board games, or swimming in serene forested lakes.

Canada pledges $450M to the Green Climate Fund

The Canadian government has pledged $450 million to support the Green Climate Fund (GCF) as part of its commitment to global climate action and clean energy transitions in developing countries.

FAO Urges Improved Millet Production To Tackle Hunger In Nigeria

The FAO emphasised the importance of improving millet cultivation in Nigeria to address hunger and malnutrition.

AfDB Injects $134M Into Food Crop Production In Nigeria

The Nigerian Government is to boost production of food crops with a funding of $134 million from the African Development Bank (AfDB).

Nigeria To Deploy Gene Editing Technology In Agriculture

Nigeria aims to enhance food productivity through gene editing initiatives which seek to ensure food security, reduce reliance on harmful chemicals, and alleviate poverty.

Nestle, APC Microbiome Collaborate For Gut Microbes Research

Nestle is partnering with APC Microbiome Ireland to study human microbiomes, aiming to develop products for improving wellness by understanding the role of gut microbes.

Greenpeace Activists Protest Factory Farming Practices In France

News in brief: Greenpeace activists protested against industrial and factory farming activities in France by depositing green algae outside the French Government Headquarters. They...

Demand To Push Global Agricultural Enzymes Market Over $7OOM by 2030

The global agricultural enzymes market is predicted to reach $724.56 million within a seven-year forecast period.

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