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Why West Africa should adopt more liberal drug policies as Obasanjo advised. Olusegun Obasanjo, the former president of Nigeria is calling on West African governments to overhaul their drug laws by decriminalizing personal use and prioritizing treatment as a response to rising substance abuse in the region.
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‘CRI-Kofi Annan’ sweet potatoes to be released alongside other varieties. A new breed of sweet potatoes in Ghana will be named after late UN Secretary-General, Kofi Annan. According to reports, the Crops Research Institute of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) will be naming...
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The latest clampdown on tax evaders in Nigeria explained. The Nigerian government regulatory agency for collection of tax and revenue, Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has announced a clampdown on billionaires in the country who evade tax.
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This spoken word hangout is targeted at tackling core social issues in Nigeria. In recent times, AskIfa.ng has devoted its time towards the development of raw talents in the most unconventional form of art. The technology-based website has been doing this for the past six months with its Spoken...
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Nigeria set to end fertilizer importation by 2023. At a three-day workshop with industry stakeholders on Tuesday September 22, Nigeria’s Minister of Agriculture, Sabo Nanono, expressed optimism that the country would stop the importation of fertilizers by 2023. The three-day workshop titled, “The...

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