₦airaland Forum

DanielAlhassan:
it simple means the are foreigners and some of your brothers still see them as brother instead of making them to understand that they are not Nigerians and can come here and misbehave

DanielAlhassan:
okay why can't you fish them out because they are causing alot of trouble and the are making us to see all fulani as the same but atleast you can do something to avert it rather than looking ,

popesco123:
my brother, let me be honest with you, i am from south west, but i must tell you, how i really wish IPOB can be granted their request for referendum to enable them have their own nation so that we the south west and our beloved northern hausa fulani brothers can enjoy this one nigeria. e go sweet my belle wella

kollinz1234:
I think you will be an amazing writer but I wish you will stop this political sentiment and stand in the way of truth, equity and Justice become non-partisan and fair in all situations

DanielAlhassan:
okay I don't know if it misconception but alot has been happening lately and it seems like the bad fulani has been in the forefront , sometimes I don't know what do think I was born and brought up in kaduna state I Know alot about hausa and fulani but I just don't no where to categories them now I mean fulani

DanielAlhassan:
how do you mean
Are you fulani

DanielAlhassan:
the killing in Nigeria
if not all 90 Percent of the killers are fulani

DanielAlhassan:
fulani are the problem of Nigeria and Africa

Bedtec:
No doubt about that, but Fulanis will be the end of his political success

erico2k2:
i think it says Million bross, so hold fire

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has expressed sadness over the rising cases of post-harvest losses of agricultural produce in Nigeria which he blamed on poor storage, poor rural infrastructure and non-automation of food processing.

Osinbajo said this on Tuesday in his remarks delivered virtually at the preparatory meeting of the United Nations Food Systems Summit 2021.

The Pre-Summit is a prelude to the culminating global event scheduled for September 2021, in Rome, Italy.

Senior Special Assistant to the Vice President on Media and Publicity, Laolu Akande, revealed this is a statement titled, ‘Why we are transforming our food systems, by Osinbajo’.

He was quoted as saying, “Post-harvest losses in Africa, and particularly in Nigeria, are more than 20 per cent of production for several food groups.

“This is due mainly to poor storage, poor rural infrastructure and non-automation of food processing, amongst other things.

“The situation in many African countries is given increased urgency with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has led to growing levels of acute food insecurity.

Post-harvest losses have reduced, says AFAN
“This is of great concern to all of us, especially if we recall that before the pandemic, the prevalence of severe food insecurity was as high as 22 per cent.”

He said that transforming Africa’s food system would require the active mobilisation and prioritisation of both public and private investments.

This, he said, explained the resolve of the Federal Government in complementing existing development plans, sectoral strategies, and prioritising investments in specific innovations and technologies to transform food systems in the country.

Speaking about ongoing efforts, the Vice President said the Nigerian government was committed to addressing the drivers of food insecurity such as food inflation, changing consumption patterns and climate change, amongst other things.

excel101:
a Jihadist spotted.

Misstittee:
But