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The 2016 Nutritious Food Fair is a three-day event that will bring together stakeholders in International & National Research institutions, Agriculture, Health, Education, Science & Technology and Trade & Commerce, including Government Representatives, Development & Donor Agencies, Small, Medium and Large Scale Food Industries, Input Dealers, Seed Companies, Researchers, Farmers, Processors, Consumers, Entertainment and the Media, among others. An estimated 5,000 persons will participate in the event. Attractions at the fair include exhibition of nutrient-rich crop varieties and their food derivatives; commercially processed nutritious foods; local technologies for cassava and maize processing; cooking, quiz and dance competitions; awards to best farmers, processors, marketers and advocates; raffle draws and screening of award-winning movie - ‘Yellow Cassava’ with appearances of some Nollywood celebrities and live performances by top musicians and com...
A new revelation has been made about the number of teachers who die every month in Lagos and it will shock you. An average of 10 teachers die each month in the post-primary teaching service of the state accroding to the Lagos State Teachers’ Establishment and Pension Office (TEPO). Mrs Sewanu Ayodele-Amosu, the Permanent Secretary of TEPO, made the disclosure on Tuesday at a Sensitisation Seminar and Capacity Building on Healthy Living for Post-Primary Teaching Staff of the state. According to Vanguard, she said that apart from sudden collapse resulting in either temporary or permanent confinement in bed, the disturbing rate of deaths among teachers in the state called for concern. According to her, in spite of the prevailing economic situation in the country, there is, arguably, scantiness of knowledge on healthy living. “This is another contributory factor for this worrisome adverse health condition of the teachers. “This health seminar will be held quarterl...
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