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.

Profitable Guinea Fowl Farming In Nigeria As Alternative For Chicken, Turkey

News in Brief: - Guinea fowl farming is a profitable venture in Nigeria due to the high demand for their meat and eggs. -...

Nigeria’s Agriculture Minister Visits Zimbabwe To Boost Agricultural Ties

News in Brief: - Nigeria's agriculture minister recently visited Zimbabwe to explore agricultural cooperation, particularly in the area of mechanisation. - The visit aimed...

UK’s £60 Million Investment To Transform Cameroon’s Agriculture

News in Brief: - The UK government has committed £60 million to revitalise Cameroon's agriculture sector by improving grassland, infrastructure, and facilities. - This...

Olam Agri Release Heat-Tolerant ‘Crown’ Wheat Variety

News in Brief: - Olam Agri and the Lake Chad Research Institute (LCRI) have released a new heat-tolerant and super-early durum wheat variety called...

Lagos State To Host Inaugural Shopping Festival In December

News in Brief: - Lagos State is set to host its first Shopping Festival from December 23 to 25, aiming to boost the local...

Lagos Food Logistics Hub To Boost Food Security, Stabilise Prices —Sanwo-Olu

News in Brief: - Lagos State is set to launch a massive Food Security Systems and Central Logistics Hub in Epe to address food...

Five Million Nigerian Youths To Receive Cassava Cultivation Training

News in Brief: - The Nigeria Natural Medicine Development Agency is set to train five million Nigerian youths in cassava cultivation to boost the...

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