Obinna Onwuasoanya

Obinna Onwuasoanya is a tech reporter of over five years, fiction writer, SEO expert and an editor. He is based in Lagos, Nigeria, and was previously shortlisted for the Writivism Short Story Prize 2018.

NiMet, MTN Announce Weather Advisory System For Nigerian Farmers

News in brief: - NiMet has partnered with MTN Nigeria and Tomorrow.io to launch the Digital Climate Advisory Services System, providing farmers with location-based weather updates...

NADF Unveils Transformative Agricultural Initiatives for Nigeria

News in brief: - The NADF is transforming Nigerian agriculture into a tech-driven, globally competitive sector through innovation, mechanisation, and strategic partnerships. - Its initiatives aim to...

Storm Herminia Brings Renewed Weather Warnings For UK Farmers

News in brief: - Farmers in the UK are preparing for severe weather as Storm Herminia brings heavy rain, strong winds, and risks to crops and...

Trump’s Agriculture Secretary Nominee Backs Trade, Immigration Policies

News in brief: - Brooke Rollins, Trump’s USDA pick, supports his controversial trade and immigration policies, pledging to align the department’s efforts with his agenda despite...

UK Agriculture University Boasts 98% Of Graduates Employed

News in brief: - Hartpury University boasts a 98% employment or further study rate for its animal and agriculture graduates, thanks to a practical curriculum,...

Japan Culls 5 Million Chickens Over Bird Flu As Egg Prices Soar 15%

News in brief: - Japan has culled 5 million chickens in January 2025 due to a severe bird flu outbreak, causing egg prices to rise by...

Nigeria’s Agriculture, Manufacturing Sector Expected To Grow 8% In 2025

News in brief: - Tope Fasua, Special Adviser to the President on Economic Affairs, projected an 8.10% growth in Nigeria's manufacturing and agricultural sectors by 2025. -...

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