Robert Egbe is a journalist for The Nation Nigeria, covering a wide range of topics including politics, legal matters, and current events. With a focus on providing accurate and timely news, Robert's articles aim to inform and engage readers on the latest developments in Nigeria and beyond.
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Human rights groups have urged the government to arrest Pastor Helen Ukpabio of the Liberty Gospel Church for alleged renewed witch-hunting activities in Cross River State of Nigeria.
Nigeria faces a triple burden of malnutrition, consisting of undernutrition, micronutrient deficiencies, and overnutrition, which manifests as overweight and obesity—all of which are driven by conflicts, food and nutrition insecurity, and ineffective policy management, amongst other factors that contribute to worsening the country's overall health outcomes.
A coalition of over 100 civil society actors, farmers, scientists, legal practitioners, and academics have asked Nigeria to discontinue plans to introduce genetically modified potatoes and other genetically modified organisms (GMOs) or crops.
Which habit is common to some men, women and sadly, minors, but damages the heart and lungs, among other organs of the body?
They warned that excessive sugary drinks consumption is not only a risk factor for non-communicable diseases (NCDs), but that the single-use plastics (SUPs) favoured as packaging by the SSB industry emits greenhouse gases (GHG) alongside toxic pollutants that threaten human safety and food security.
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