Lagos State Commissioner for Agriculture, Mr Gbolahan Lawal, spoke with FEMI IBIROGBA, Head, Agro-Economy, on the state of the integrated rice mill of the state

Nigeria’s technology sector is projected to create three million jobs and generate £67.4billion for the economy by 2021. This is according to the United Kingdom Digital Minister

Mr Suru Avoseh, a member, Lagos State Civil Service Commission, says no fewer than 50, 000 applicants had applied for one thousand vacant teaching jobs announced by the state government

The road to autonomous driving is being driven by artificial intelligence. “Artificial intelligence is not science fiction anymore — it’s already an integral part of our daily lives

Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has directed the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) to immediately implement measures aimed at repositioning the broadcast industry with a view to sanitising the industry

Rather than keep seeking non-existent white-collar or government jobs, youths across the country have been urged to engage in entrepreneurship to earn a living.

Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, has sealed a deal with the Nigerian Incentive-Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending (NIRSAL), for the expansion of the Edo Agripreneur Programme

The Rector and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT), Zaria, Kaduna State, Capt. Abdullahi Mohammed

Stakeholders at the Farm2Fork Dialogue have urged all players and actors involved in policy making to create proactive policies at the grassroots level

Edo Governor Godwin Obaseki says he has so far created 157,000 jobs out of the 200,000 he promised the state. Obaseki made the disclosure in his speech at the 2019 Alaghodaro Youth Summit in Benin on Monday.

The Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO), an organ of the United Nations (UN), some states of the federation and experts have canvassed zero hunger, better infrastructure, jobs creation, and others, urging global leaders to address malnutrition in all countries of the world.

In efforts to curb wastages being experienced by Nigerian farmers, the Advancement of Youth Awareness, Development (IAYADS), has launched an online Farmers’ Market to link farmers directly with buyers.