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Ruth Tene Natsa

Ruth Tene, Assistant Editor, Agric/Solid Minerals/INEC Ruth Tene is an award-winning journalist with over 15 years experience in developmental reporting across several newsrooms, as a reporter, editor and other managerial roles. She holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism from the University of Maiduguri among several other certifications She has attended several trainings and certifications both locally and internationally and has been recognized for her impactful work in humanitarian reporting, receiving the Gold Award for Humanitarian Services from the Amazing Grace Foundation. She is also a recipient of the Home Alliance Fellowship, reflecting her commitment to fostering a more humane, safer and more sustainable planet. An active member of professional journalism bodies, Ruth is affiliated with the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), the National Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ), and the Agricultural Correspondents Association of Nigeria (ACAN), where she continues to advocate for excellence, ethical reporting, and development-focused journalism.
715 Articles

COP29: HOMEF calls for bold climate action and reforms

Nnimmo Bassey has called for radical reforms to address COP's historic failings…

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Adamawa pit collapse: Alake urges stakeholders collaboration to tackle illegal miners

Dele Alake, the minister of Solid Minerals Development has called for more…

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33m Nigerians to face hunger in 2025 – Report

Cadre Harmonisé, an initiative conducted biannually (in March and October) across 26…

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FG to provide 32,500 tractors, others to boost agriculture

The Federal Government says it is set to provide 32,500 units of…

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Report projects economic hardship to push 33.1 million Nigerians into food insecurity in 2025

Cadre Harmoniséa has found that a staggering 33 million people will face…

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Women representation suffers a setback, with 23 wins out of 618, LGA elections-Report

In 2024, a report by Dataphyte has revealed that only 23 women…

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Stakeholders blame parents for child involvement in illegal mining 

A fundamental fallout of illegal mining across the states of Nigeria is…

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Mining Cadaster Office generates N36bn since inception

Obadiah Simon Nkom, director general of the Nigeria Mining Cadaster Office (NMCO),…

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