What began eight years ago as a simple decision to make kuli-kuli for her children's breakfast has grown into a thriving enterprise. Operated by Hajiya Fatima Abubakar from Soje ‘A’
On October 1, 1960, Nigeria broke free from British colonial rule with immense hope and a clear sense of national possibility. Independence transferred political authority to Nigerians and placed the
The Benue rural woman has long been perceived as the backbone of household food security. This impression is gradually shifting to the successful agribusiness woman. During a two-day media field
Rural farmers in Benue State, the food belt of Nigeria have embraced the new agricultural extension models aimed at keeping their crops viable and profitable. The new models deemphasized the
Across the agrarian communities of Nasarawa State, farmers, including women seem to be shifting emphasis from the low-yielding traditional farming systems to the modern, Climate-Smart Agriculture. Through media field days
Even if Governor Hyacinth Iormem Alia of Benue State is unfortunate with some erroneous appointments, especially in manning the government sectoral units, one recent appointment in Chief Solomon Terver Iorpev
Beyond the Boundaries: The Igede Women rewriting their Story The drums will sound again. The dances will fill the village playgrounds, families will gather, new yams will be prepared and
By Solomon Iorpev In the space of a single week, the government of Rev. Fr. Dr. Hyacinth Iormem Alia did something few Benue administrations have attempted with such scale and
By Tyozua Terdoo Titus There are places in Nigeria that rarely make the headlines until blood is spilled. Aboajio is one of them. Deep in Mbazun Mbaterem Council Ward of
By Rev. Fr. Terwase Tyosenda A couple of months ago, the chairman of my Church reported that two of his children were missing. The neighbours, in solidarity and in collaboration