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Synergos Nigeria Partners Swiss FCE Group AG to Digitise Nigeria Agric Sector
By Friday Idachaba. Synergos Nigeria, an international non-governmental organisation, has entered into partnership with a FCE Group AG, a Swiss blockchain company, to...
AfDB, Synergos Inaugurate Machine for Cassava Peel Conversion in Kogi
By Friday Idachaba, Ejule (Kogi). The African Development Bank (AfDB) in partnership with Synergos Nigeria and International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) has...
Flood: NGOs Partner Kogi Gov On Humanitarian Response Plan
Kogi Non-Governmental Organisations Network (KONGONET) on Monday said it would partner the state government to develop a Humanitarian Response Plan for flood victims...
Kogi to Empower 99,000 Smallholder Farmers
The Kogi Government says it will empower 99,000 smallholder farmers across the state in pursuit of its food production and agribusiness policy. The Commissioner for...
Kogi to Evolve Cassava Value Chain Policy
The Kogi Government has partnered with Synergos Nigeria to evolve a Cassava Value Chain policy as part of efforts to reposition the agriculture sector in line with the...
Kogi to Domesticate FG’s Food Security, Nutrition Strategy
The Kogi Government says it has started the process of domesticating the Federal Government’s Agriculture Sector Food Security and Nutrition Strategy (ASFSN) to...
Kogi to Engage 20,000 Youths in Agriculture
The Kogi Commissioner for Agriculture, Mr Kehinde Oloruntoba, says the state has concluded plans to engage over 20,000 youths in agriculture. Oloruntoba made this known...
Kogi to Plant 21,000 Hectare Cassava Farms in 2017
The Kogi State Government is to facilitate the planting of over 21,000 hectares of cassava farms in 2017 as part of efforts toward actualizing the shift from subsistence...
Synergos Partners Kogi Farmers for Innovative Agric
SYNERGOS, a global non-governmental organization, said it is committed to assisting farmers in Kogi State set a template to move themselves from subsistence agriculture...