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Mechanisation Key to Attracting Youths, Empowering Women in Agriculture — Oluremi Tinubu

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ABUJA — September 10, 2026 — Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has stressed the importance of agricultural mechanisation in transforming the nation’s agricultural sector, saying it is critical to empowering women, attracting young people into farming and strengthening Nigeria’s food security. Oluremi Tinubu said modern farming methods and access to mechanised equipment would help reduce the physical burden associated with agriculture while improving productivity and making farming more attractive to the younger generation. According to her, women play a significant role in Nigeria’s agricultural value chain and should be supported with the tools, technology, financing and training required to expand their contributions to food production and economic development. She also emphasised the need to encourage youths to see agriculture as a viable and profitable career rather than relying solely on traditional farming practices. The First Lady noted that increased mec...

EXCLUSIVE: Desperate Families Search for Missing Loved Ones as Nepal Flood Death Toll Rises to 165

NEPAL — August 27, 2026

Desperate families are continuing a frantic search for missing relatives following devastating floods along the Nepal–Tibet border, with the disaster reportedly claiming at least 165 lives.

The severe flooding has left communities devastated, while families remain anxious and uncertain about the fate of relatives who have yet to be located.

Rescue teams and authorities are working to search affected areas and assist survivors as the scale of the disaster continues to emerge.

The flooding has caused widespread destruction, disrupting communities and leaving many families searching for information about their loved ones.

For relatives waiting for news, the search has become a race against time, as emergency responders continue efforts to locate missing people and provide assistance to those affected.

Authorities and rescue workers are expected to continue search-and-rescue operations while assessing the full extent of the damage caused by the floods.

Spotlight African Reporters will continue to monitor developments and provide updates as more information becomes available.

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