AfDB Trains 733 Nigerians On Agro Technology

The African Development Bank (AfDB) says it trained no fewer than 733 people in Nigeria on increased use of technology in agriculture in the country.

The bank revealed this in its 2017 Annual Development Effectiveness Review report on Thursday in Abidjan.

It said that the training was part of the Feed Africa project (2016-2025) under the high five priority projects of the bank.

Dozens of children cheer at the Baptist Nursery and Primary School compound in Bode-Ijaiye suburb of Abeokuta city, the capital of Ogun state, as their friends try to outpace each other on a 100-metre dash in a dusty field. Ogun state inter-school football and track-and-field competitions are just around the corner, and teachers want to prepare the children physically and mentally for the task ahead.

The orientation exercise for the 2018 Batch 'A' Corps Members is ongoing across the country. The Director General, National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brig. Gen. SZ Kazaure in his message to the Corps members congratulated them on their successful completion of their academic pursuit and reminded them that the scheme was aimed at preparing them for the task of nation building.

Vice Chancellor of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) Ile-Ife, Professor Eyitope Ogunbodede on Thursday confirmed the suspension of Professor Richard Akindele over the case of sex for mark scandal involving him (Akindele) and one of the students of the university, Miss Monica Osetobe Osagie, a postgraduate student on Master of Business Administration.

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