WATER AID NIGERIA RENOVATES ODO-NLA PHC, INSTALLS 12,000 LITRE WATER PLANT, WASH MAINTENANCE KITS . (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 WATER AID NIGERIA RENOVATES ODO-NLA PHC, INSTALLS 12,000 LITRE WATER PLANT, WASH MAINTENANCE KITS  The Odo-Nla Primary Healthcare Centre (PHC) in Ikorodu North LCDA has undergone a major transformation, thanks to WaterAid Nigeria, which spearheaded its renovation and the installation of a 12,000-litre water plant to enhance healthcare service delivery.  The official commissioning and handover ceremony, held on March 25, 2025, also included the presentation of two sets of WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) maintenance kits, aimed at promoting hygiene and infection control within the facility. The event, which brought together key stakeholders, highlighted the importance of clean water and sanitation in delivering quality healthcare services.  Dr. Dayo Lajide, Permanent Secretary of Lagos State Health District II, expressed appreciation for WaterAid Nigeriaā€™s efforts and emphasised the critical role of a clean and safe environment in healthcare. In her words, ā€œThes...

NIGERIA, BRAZIL PACT TO BOOST AGRIC IN 774 COUNCILS. (PHOTO).


 Nigeria, Brazil pact to boost agric in 774 councils


Nigeria and Brazil have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that would attract $4.3 billion private sector investment in agriculture in 774 local governments.


The scope of the investment, which is expected to revolutionalise agriculture in the country, covers fertiliser production and hybrid seed technology.


Also, the MoU would create new opportunities in agricultural financing.


The groundbreaking partnership between Nigeria and FundaĆ§Ć£o Getulio Vargas (FGV) of Brazil, both countries believe, would boost food productivity.


The MoU, signed during the G20 Leadersā€™ Summit in Rio de Janeiro, focuses on driving innovation and investment in fertiliser production, hybrid seed technology, and agricultural finance across the councils.


The agreement was formalised by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (FMAFS), Mr. Temitope Fashedemi, on behalf of Nigeria, and the President of FGV, Prof Carlos Ivan Simonsen Leal, at FGVā€™s headquarters in Rio de Janeiro.


According to a statement by the State House Director of Information and Public Relations, Abiodun Oladunjoye, the agreement marked a renewed commitment to the Green Imperative Project (GIP), a $1.2 billion initiative launched in 2018 to modernise the sector, using Brazilian expertise in tropical agriculture.


ā€œThis partnership paves the way for Brazil to engage with Nigeriaā€™s dynamic and rapidly growing agricultural sector,ā€ said Fashedemi during the signing ceremony.


ā€œTogether with FGV, we are poised to unlock the potential of private sector investment in key areas critical to our food security,ā€ he added.


The Green Imperative Project, supported by Deutsche Bank, aims to deliver transformative agricultural technologies and facilitate knowledge transfer to Nigeria over its 10-year timeline.



The statement  said the project will focus on identifying and supporting one agribusiness in each local government area with both technical and financial resources, to promote sustainable development and economic growth in the next five years.


Prof. Leal described the agreement as a significant step in fostering global collaboration for sustainable agricultural development.


Senior members of Nigeriaā€™s Presidency, officials from the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, and FGV leadership were at the ceremony, reflecting the high-level commitment to the initiative.


By blending Nigeriaā€™s agricultural potential with Brazilā€™s expertise, the partnership aims to revolutionise Nigeriaā€™s agribusiness landscape, strengthen food security, and position the country as a leader in sustainable agriculture on the global stage.

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