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
In the dusty classrooms of rural Benue, where children once learned under trees and teachers waited months for salaries, a quiet revolution is underway. At its center is Dr. Grace
By Charles Iornumbe Every Sunday in Nigeria, two duties collide in the same aisle. In the sanctuary, the priest lifts the host and time seems to stop. Rubrics demand silence,
By Solomon Iorpev Insecurity in Benue state can be traced to as far back as 19 to 20 years ago. This was towards the end of the second tenure of
The atmosphere inside St. William’s Cathedral, Lafia, was charged with reverence and gratitude during the feast of St. Anthony of Padua. Standing before the congregation, Sister Perpetua Ifeoma Igwe cleared