By Chijioke Okoronkwo, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, some African leaders, agriculture ministers and delegates, recently converged on Accra, Ghana, to chart a new course for agriculture in Africa.

The convergence was under the aegis of the African Green Revolution Forum (AGRF) 2019,with the theme, Grow Digital: Leveraging Digital Transformation to Drive Sustainable Food Systems in Africa.

The AGRF is a platform for African and global leaders from both the public and private sectors to advance policies, programmes and investments, as well as harnessing agriculture, to ensure food security, increased income and promote economic development in the continent.

Osinbajo and the other leaders at the forum shared their experiences in capturing the gains of the digital era to improve food systems.

The discourse captured how to increase adaptation, and drive innovation to achieve the goals laid out in the Malabo Declaration of the African Union (2014) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015 for the year 2030.

Osinbajo, one of the discussants at the panels session, said that digital technology and its application would change the face of agriculture in Africa.

Osinbajo participated in the panel alongside host President, Nana Akufo-Addo, Edouard Ngirente, the Prime Minister of Rwanda, and AU Commissioner for Agriculture, Josefa Sacko.

The panel was moderated by former UK Prime Minister, Tony Blair.

Osinbajo said that there were many companies that were interested in agriculture as a lot of them hadalready keyedinto the agriculture space.

According to him, one of the big advantages of technology is collaboration, which is the major future of digital technology.

What we found is that there is far more collaboration than before, and there is far more transparency; you can see practically everything and anyone who is connected one way or the other, and people learn faster because of a lot of collaboration.

People online can find out what this company is doing; some companies are linking investors to farmers and it is so easy to find out what they are doing by simply going to their website.

Some of the Fintech companies are also in that space, helping to make payments; helping to do transactions and a lot of them are doing well just by building the space.

The way it is going; frankly, I cant see how it will not completely revolutionalise agriculture, because practically everywhere that digital technology has touched; is completely revolutionalised.

And I dont think we have a choice; what we are going to see is that digital technology will change the face of agriculture in Africa.

The vice president said digital technology was getting easier to manage, especially with mobile payments and mobile platforms.

He said that in Nigeria, there was huge mobile internet participation, as the country ranked high in terms of using mobile phones, for the very educated and the uneducated.

Osinbajo said the Nigerian government did a lot of cash transfer payments and payments to the most vulnerable using mobile phones.

So, I think it is actually getting easier; one of the advantages of digital technology is that if you are a digital native as they call them, you are able to learn faster.

We are looking at the application of digital technology not just in agriculture, but in our society and economy as a whole, he said.

He said that Nigeria was modernising farming through the application of digital agriculture.

On his part, Akufo-Addo said that Ghana had modernised its agriculture significantly in recent years.

We are looking at how to take advantage of the markets of the world for our agriculture.

How to penetrate the markets of the world.

Akufo-Addo said that the application of digital technology in agriculture would engender rapid economic growth, job creation and overall improvement in welfare of Africans.

He said that Africa, must, as a matter of urgency, provide adequate infrastructure for storage, mechanisation, proper storage and commercialisation.

The Ghanaian president said that Africa could not excel if did not harness its immense potential.

He expressed optimism that the digital revolution would deliver results in agriculture as Ghana recorded bumper harvest in 2018 and exported food to its neighbours.

But we believe we can do more.

The 21century provides us with an enormous opportunity to harness the benefits of the digital revolution to develop our nations agriculture.

Our vision is to embrace fully digitalisation to speed up economic development.

Thats why the theme of AGRF 2019, Grow Digital, is appropriate and excites me so much, he said.

Ngirente, in his submission, identified scarcity of fertilizer, post-harvest losses among others as challenges confronting agriculture.

He said that digitalisation was part of agriculture reforms in Rwanda.

Today, everyone who wants to invest in agriculture has internet.

We have invested heavily in managing climate and we are involving the youths in agriculture and making the sector profitable, he said.

Sacko, on her part, commended the East African countries for doing very well in digital agriculture and called on other countries to strive more in that regard.

Earlier, Dr Agnes Kalibata, President of Alliance for Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), in an address, said the 2019 forum was brought to Ghana in honour of the late Kofi Annan, the founder of AGRA and architect of AGRF.

She said that the focus of the forum was on how Africa could use digital technology to leapfrog the future.

Sharing similar sentiments, Dr Strive Masiyiwa, outgoing Chairman of AGRF Partners Group, said that 25 years ago, 70 per cent of Africans never heard a telephone ringing.

Today, more than 70 per cent of our people own a telephone. It was the beginning of our digital revolution.

He explained that he began to think of seeds in the same way he thinks of telephones.

When we started, only three sub-Saharan African countries were exporting hybrid seeds, a total of 2,000 metric tonnes.

So, we began to invest money to develop seeds; it was the low-hanging fruit for us, and it was like telephones.

And today, I can report, we have over 110 companies producing seeds and 110,000 metric tonnes a year, he said.

The event attracted no fewer than 27 ministers of food and agriculture and 2,500 delegates.(NANFeatures)

Source: NAN

Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, South Africas Defence Minister said on Monday that the attacks against foreigners in South Africa were planned by criminals and that government cant prevent it.

Mapisa-Nqakula who said this in an interview with eNCA, a local channel described South Africa as an angry nation and insisted that the government cant prevent the ongoing violence.

The reality is that we have an angry nation. Whats happening can never be prevented by any government, she said.

According to her the death of two people during a clash in Johannesburg CBD on Sunday Sept. 8, could have been avoided but that it was well orchestrated by criminal elements.

She however, said the xenophobic attacks were not politically motivated.

People are saying some heads of state decided not to attend WEF; we should be talking about why this whole thing is coinciding with the World Economic Forum, Mapisa-Nqakula said.

She said: People are saying it is xenophobic attacks but it is not the first time we have had them in the past; here, we have criminals that have read the situation and are aware that we have challenges right now.

We have talked on the issues of high rate of unemployment, of some foreign nationals who are not conducting themselves in an appropriate manner as we would expect, those breaking the bylaws of the country, and you now have criminal elements who have decided that we are going to use all of those things to find reasons to attack people.

It is unfortunate and should not happen. The reality is that we need to have a serious dialogue about what is happening and we must take responsibility. The reality is that we are an angry nation and we must talk about it.

Why are we an angry nation? Why are we so determined to collapse our project of nation building and social cohesion? We need to hold hands together between government and all state entities and the civil society and find solutions to what is happening, Mapisa-Nqakula added.

Source: NAN

President Donald Trump targeted singer John Legend and TV/social media personality Chrissy Teigen online Sunday night after Legend was featured in MSNBC's final installment of Lester Holt's "Justice For All" series, a report about the criminal justice system.

Sunday's report included an interview with Legend discussing his organization Free America, which aims to "amplify the voices of individuals impacted by the criminal justice system and those who are working to change it," according to the official website.

Trump complained Sunday night that "people pushing so hard for Criminal Justice Reform... came to me as a group and asked for my help," but now isn't getting any credit, seemingly referring to the First Step Act he signed into law in December, which allows prisoners to get more days removed from their sentences for good behavior.

Tonight at 7pm PT/10pm ET, I will be joining @LesterHoltNBC for an @NBCNews Town Hall on @MSNBC to discuss our country’s broken criminal justice system. Follow @LetsFreeAmerica to learn more about my work to end mass incarceration. #JusticeForAll pic.twitter.com/9DFySXsgDY

— John Legend (@johnlegend) September 8, 2019

"Guys like boring musician @johnlegend, and his filthy mouthed wife, are talking now about how great it is - but I didn’t see them around when we needed help getting it passed," Trump tweeted. "'Anchor' @LesterHoltNBC doesn’t even bring up the subject of President Trump or the Republicans when talking about the importance or passage of Criminal Justice Reform. They only talk about the minor players, or people that had nothing to do with it...And the people that so desperately sought my help when everyone else had failed, all they talk about now is Impeaching President Trump!"

Teigen and Legend are frequent, outspoken critics of Trump – the couple marked his 72nd birthday last year by donating a $72,000 check from every person in their family to the ACLU, for a total of $288,000 from Teigen, Legend, and their two children, Luna, 3, and Miles, 1.

"lol what a (expletive). tagged everyone but me. an honor, mister president," Teigen tweeted, repeatedly calling the president a three-word expletive and referring to his tweets as his "9th meltdown of the day."

She added: "the absolute best part of his tweet is I literally didn't speak in the special, nor was I mentioned. I'm cackling at the pointless addition of me because he cannot not be a (expletive)."

Legend also chimed in: "Imagine being president of a whole country and spending your Sunday night hate-watching MSNBC hoping somebody--ANYBODY--will praise you. Melania, please praise this man. He needs you.

"Your country needs you, Melania," he added, before retweeting a photo of the first lady smiling while leaning in to greet Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at the G-7 summit that previously had the hashtag #MelaniaLovesTrudeau trending.

"Ah yes, Melania is otherwise occupied. My apologies, @realDonaldTrump," Legend wrote.

A remarkable 2,137-year-old object - said to resemble an "iPhone" - has been dug from a grave of a young woman.

The structure is made of black gemstone jet - a type of lignite - with inlays of semi-precious stones.

It was found after the Ala-Tey necropolis, a reservoir near Sayano-Shushenskaya Dam, Russia's biggest power plant, was drained.

Experts say the deceased was a fashionable young woman who lived in the Hunnu-era (Xiongnu) in rural south Russia. It is believed she actually wore the object as a belt buckle.

"Natasha’s’ burial with a Hunnu-era (Xiongnu) iPhone remains one of the most interesting at this burial site.

"Hers was the only belt decorated with Chinese wuzhu coins which helped us to date it," said Dr Pavel Leus, who led the team of archaeologists in the summer.

Photos of the accessory capture its extraordinary turquoise and red inlays.

The buckle, around seven by three and a half inches in size, was discovered in the normally submerged "Atlantis necropolis" near the dam.

The region is Tuva, a largely mountainous sprawl of beautiful countryside - a holiday spot frequented regularly by Vladimir Putin.

Other graves of prehistoric civilisations dating from the Bronze Age to the time of Genghis Khan are located in the area.

Two more partly-mummified prehistoric fashionistas - buried with the tools of their trade - were unearthed earlier this year.

Dr Marina Kilunovskaya from the St Petersburg Institute of Material History Culture, who leads the Tuva Archeological Expedition, said: "This site is a scientific sensation.

"We are incredibly lucky to have found these burials of rich Hun nomads that were not disturbed by (ancient) grave robbers."

Scientists admit they are in a race against time to examine the sites and save priceless treasures from damage by water.

On the season premiere of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Kim Kardashian was facing yet another health scare.

"Lately, my wrists have started to hurt again, but it's definitely a different feeling than before. I feel this, like, in my bones," said Kardashian.

KUWTK fans will remember that one year ago, Kardashian was diagnosed with carpal tunnel and, allegedly, ordered by her doctor to stop taking selfies because it was too hard on her wrists. However, selfies were the last thing Kardashian was worried about this time around because the reality star's latest health scare happened right before her and Kanye West's fourth child, Psalm, was born.

"I just am, like, freaking out. I have a baby on the way, I have law school. It just really can scare you when you start really thinking about how much this is gonna really change my life," said Kardashian.

Khloé Kardashian accompanied her sister to the doctor's office, where Kardashian was told by her doctor, "The worst-case scenario is that this is the start of a systemic process, rheumatoid arthritis. But until I see some of your blood work, I won't really know."

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On the season premiere of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Kim Kardashian was facing yet another health scare.

"Lately, my wrists have started to hurt again, but it's definitely a different feeling than before. I feel this, like, in my bones," said Kardashian.

KUWTK fans will remember that one year ago, Kardashian was diagnosed with carpal tunnel and, allegedly, ordered by her doctor to stop taking selfies because it was too hard on her wrists. However, selfies were the last thing Kardashian was worried about this time around because the reality star's latest health scare happened right before her and Kanye West's fourth child, Psalm, was born.

"I just am, like, freaking out. I have a baby on the way, I have law school. It just really can scare you when you start really thinking about how much this is gonna really change my life," said Kardashian.

Khloé Kardashian accompanied her sister to the doctor's office, where Kardashian was told by her doctor, "The worst-case scenario is that this is the start of a systemic process, rheumatoid arthritis. But until I see some of your blood work, I won't really know."

Later in the episode, Kardashian's doctor called to tell her the results from her blood test. Kardashian was devastated to learn that her antibodies tested positive for lupus and rheumatoid arthritis. However, the doctor also stated that it is possible to get false positives in the initial screenings, so he was ordering her to get ultrasound scans on her hands and joints to determine what's really going on.

"You really do get in your head and think about the worst possible things that can happen," said Kardashian. "So, for the next few days, it's gonna be really like hell living, wondering what I have, what's going on, and how to fix this."

During Sunday's premiere, Kardashian live tweeted, saying:

Thinking about the pain in my hands and what it could be is really scary and can get you in a scary head space. I was so anxious to just figure out what was wrong #KUWTK

— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) September 9, 2019

Unfortunately, the premiere episode did not reveal Kardashian's ultimate diagnosis, but we hope a scare is all it was.

Jennifer Lopez maintained her cool at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday night, where anti-fur protesters called her out at the "Hustlers" premiere.

In a video obtained by TMZ, protesters holding signs can be heard screaming, "Shame on you, JLo, for wearing fur! Shame on you for wearing fur Jennifer Lopez! Stop wearing fur Jennifer Lopez! Stop wearing fur JLo! Stop wearing fox fur!"

One yells that Lopez, 50, has killed "thousands of animals" by wearing fur through the years, while another shrieked that the Bronx native has "blood on her hands."

Lopez sports fur in "Hustlers" and has posted photos of herself in a fur coat from the film, but it's unclear whether it's real or faux.

She did not appear to respond to the demonstrators. She was not wearing any fur at the premiere.

It wasn't the "Dance Again" singer's only hiccup from the evening.

While waving to fans in a balcony at the premiere of the stripper-Robin Hood flick, Lopez tripped and almost fell to the level below, eliciting gasps from onlookers.

Lopez previously had a terrifying experience filming the movie, though it was a much different kind of horror.

"It's not like me being on stage with a bunch of tights and fishnets on and bodysuits," she said. "Those are sexy costumes. This is another level. You're out there naked!"

In one scene, Lopez dances in a G-string to establish her character's reputation as the Big Apple's most cunning stripper. That doesn't mean she actually felt that way at first, though.

“I was terrified,” the "Dance Again" singer confessed to Variety. “I felt exposed. I was like, ‘I’ve never done anything like this. I’m going to be up there in f---ing dental floss. What is this? Who is this person?’ "

Mavin Records producer, Don Jazzy has spoken for the first time after visiting the ‘pepper dem’ housemate earlier on Saturday.

Dr. Sid, a top member of the record label, who visited the Big Brother housemates alongside Don Jazzy, also shared his experience.

Dr Sid described the housemates as amazing people, adding that it would be hard to see anyone of them leave the house on Sunday.

We had reported on Saturday that Don Jazzy and Dr Sid paid the housemates a surprised visit.

Dr Sid tweeted, “Had a great time in the @BBNaija house today all the housemates are amazing people.

“I really enjoyed all their energies. It’s gonna be hard to see anyone of them get evicted.

“Thank you @IndomieNigeria and my #Top9 @DONJAZZY for letting me share in this wonderful experience.”

On his part, Don Jazzy tweeted, “Thanks for watching guys. We really had loads of fun today.”

Joseph Yobo says his old club Everton is the perfect place for Nigerian compatriot Alex Iwobi to deliver on his potential.

Iwobi left Arsenal for Merseyside this summer in a £40 million ($49m) deal, and headed his first Premier League goal for his new club in the recent 3-2 win over Wolves.

The 39-year-old Yobo, who retired from football in 2014, made more than 250 appearances in all competitions during a nine-year spell at Goodison Park, and he thinks Iwobi can follow in his footsteps as he looks to carve out a successful career of his own.

"Everton is the perfect club for a brave player like Alex Iwobi and I know it's the right step to becoming a great player," Yobo told BBC Sport.

"The manager [Marco Silva] is building an amazing team and he believes so much in Alex to add him to his squad.

"Already he has started well by scoring two headed goals and it's just the beginning of bigger things to come."

Iwobi’s goal against Wolves followed another header against Lincoln City in a 4-2 Carabao Cup win – meaning he has already scored more headers for Everton than in his entire four-year spell in the Arsenal first team.

Iwobi is currently away on international duty, with Nigeria set to face Ukraine in a friendly match in Dnipro on Tuesday night. When he returns, he will be hoping to kick on from his promising early form as the Toffees face Premier League clashes away at Bournemouth and at home to Sheffield United.

As far as Yobo is concerned, Iwobi is in the ideal environment to build on the good start he has made.

"He's coming into a team full of good players, a traditional family club that is ready to back him on and off the pitch," he said.

"Mentally it must be tough to leave a club like Arsenal where it all started for him, but this is a strong statement of intent to challenge himself.

"I had a good time at Everton and I'm very pleased that he's followed in the footsteps of myself, Yakubu [Ayegbeni] and Victor Anichebe.

"With the way he plays and his creativity, Alex has a big chance to blossom, succeed and grow into a great player with Everton."

Brazil coach Tite admitted Neymar's performance in the 2-2 draw with Colombia surprised him as he revealed he has a "relationship of truth and loyalty" with the unsettled forward.

After a move from Paris Saint-Germain to Barcelona failed to materialise in the transfer window, fit-again Neymar played for the first time in three months in Brazil's friendly at Hard Rock Stadium, Miami.

He made an impact 19 minutes into the game when his corner teed up Casemiro to give Brazil the lead and, though Colombia turned the game on its head with two goals in nine first-half minutes, Neymar side-footed an equaliser into the net after the break.

Tite said he considered substituting the 27-year-old but instead allowed him to play the full 90 minutes, having been impressed with Neymar's display.

"I said, 'I'll take him off' for the sake of physical preservation," Tite told reporters after the game.

"But I saw that his physical responses were strong, intense, and coordinated. I could see him growing.

"As the end of the game approached he produced more and more. He keeps his technique light and creates space. He was above my expectation."

PSG coach Thomas Tuchel has yet to include Neymar in any of his four matchday squads in Ligue 1 this season, but Tite gave a glowing assessment of the forward's condition.

"We talked yesterday about monitoring the performance of Neymar from 45 minutes," he said. "A player starts thinking and cannot perform [when fatigued]. But he was thinking and performing. It surprised me."

After scoring Brazil's second goal, Neymar wrapped his arms around the Brazil coach, who said the pair enjoy a strong working relationship at a time when the forward's career is in a tumultuous phase.

"It is a reaction of true loyalty," said Tite. "We have a relationship of truth and loyalty. We say what we think is right, what is wrong.

"It is a transparent relationship. I don't analyse other facts, other situations. But I can say that we have a real relationship."

Nigeria and Iran are going to the Olympics. China's World Cup run came to a disappointing end. And Serbia is unbeaten no more, making a third consecutive meeting with the U.S. in a gold-medal game now unlikely.

Nigeria clinched the Olympic berth that goes to the top African finisher in the World Cup by beating China 86-73 on Sunday. It's the third straight Olympic trip for Nigeria.

"Right now, we kind of feel like it's the golden age of Nigerian basketball," said Ike Diogu — one of five NBA players on his country's World Cup roster.

Nigeria's victory over China also meant the hosts would not earn the berth going to the top Asian finisher. Instead, that goes to Iran after it beat the Philippines 95-75. China will have to go through a qualifying tournament next summer.

"Unbelievable," Iran forward Michael Rostampour said. "The highs and lows of this World Cup are just ridiculous. ... This is a great day to be an Iranian."

Serbia lost to Spain 81-69 in a matchup of teams that came into Sunday night with 4-0 records. Serbia will now face unbeaten Argentina in the quarterfinals at Dongguan, China, on Tuesday — with the winner there likely being in the same bracket with the U.S. in the semifinals.

Spain will head to Shanghai for a quarterfinal game with Poland, which lost to Argentina earlier Sunday 91-65.

SPAIN 81, SERBIA 69

Spain was down by nine early before taking control in a game where Serbian star Nikola Jokic was ejected after picking up two technical fouls in the third quarter.

Ricky Rubio scored 19, Victor Claver had 14 and Marc Gasol added 11 for Spain (5-0). Bogdan Bogdanovic scored 26 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Serbia (4-1), which was held to 34.3 points below its average from the first four games of the tournament.

The Serbs lost gold-medal games to the U.S. at the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics. If they see the U.S. again in this tournament, it'll likely be in Friday's semifinals — provided both teams advance.

ARGENTINA 91, POLAND 65

Luis Scola was brilliant again for Argentina (5-0), scoring 21 points. A.J. Slaughter scored 16 points for Poland (4-1), which shot 38% and committed 23 turnovers.

ITALY 94, PUERTO RICO 89, OT

Marco Belinelli scored 27 points and Danilo Gallinari scored 22 as Italy (3-2) rallied from a 26-point third-quarter deficit, putting together a 42-9 run and then holding on in overtime. Renaldo Balkman scored 14 points and Angel Rodriguez scored 13 for Puerto Rico (2-3).

RUSSIA 69, VENEZUELA 60

Andrey Vorontsevich led Russia (3-2) with 17 points. Michael Carrera had a game-high 19 for Venezuela (2-3).

SETTING THE FIELD

The last quarterfinal spots for the World Cup could come down to a tiebreaker.

That's not good news for Greece.

Winning a second-round finale against the Czech Republic won't be enough for the team led by NBA MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo — it'll have to win by 12 or more points to have any chance of reaching the quarterfinals. Point differentials could come into play if there are ties in the standings, and that likelihood complicates matters not just for Greece but for Brazil as well.

"In the end, every point matters," Czech Republic guard Tomas Satoransky of the Chicago Bulls said.

There are two quarterfinal spots left that will be decided Monday in Shenzhen among the U.S. (4-0), the Czech Republic (3-1), Brazil (3-1) and Greece (2-2).

The U.S. is in total control of the race for one quarterfinal spot — the only scenario where the Americans would not advance is if the Czech Republic beats Greece and if Brazil then tops the U.S. by at least 22 points.

So it's reasonable to think the Americans will be headed to the quarterfinals.

The U.S. has had NBA players making up the roster for 201 international games since 1992. The Americans are 192-9 in those contests, and none of the nine losses was of the 22-point-or-worse variety.

"I said after our game that it doesn't matter if we lost by one or by 22," NBA veteran and longtime Brazil standout Anderson Varejao said after his team lost to the Czechs by 22 on Saturday. "But no — it does matter because of the tiebreaker. During the game, you're not always thinking about that even though you need to keep the score as close as you can."

Satoransky said the point margin was very much on the minds of the Czechs as they pulled away from Brazil on Saturday.

"Thank God we kept scoring at the end," Satoransky said. "It's always a factor. We knew it and we told players to play until the end defensively, try to run and score offensively. It all matters."

The scenarios:

U.S. — Advances with a win over Brazil, or a loss to Brazil by no more than 21 points, or a Greece win over the Czech Republic.

Czech Republic — A win over Greece gets it to the quarterfinals. It could still qualify with a loss, provided both the loss is by no more than 11 points and the U.S. defeats Brazil.

Brazil — A win over the U.S. by at least 22 points assures it of a quarterfinal spot. If it beats the U.S. by fewer than 22, it would still advance if Greece beats the Czechs. Brazil cannot advance with a loss.

Greece — A win over the Czechs by at least 12 points, combined with a U.S. win over Brazil, is the only scenario where the Greeks advance.

SUNDAY SCORES

CLASSIFICATION ROUND

Nigeria (3-2) 86, China (2-3) 73

Iran (2-3) 95, Philippines (0-5) 75

Tunisia (3-2) 86, Angola (1-4) 84

South Korea (1-4) 80, Ivory Coast (0-5) 71

MONDAY SCHEDULE

SECOND ROUND

GROUP K

Czech Republic (3-1) vs. Greece (2-2)

U.S. (4-0) vs. Brazil (3-1)

GROUP L

Dominican Republic (2-2) vs. Lithuania (2-2)

France (4-0) vs. Australia (4-0)

CLASSIFICATION ROUND

Japan (0-4) vs. Montenegro (0-4)

Turkey (2-2) vs. New Zealand (2-2)

Jordan (0-4) vs. Senegal (0-4)

Germany (2-2) vs. Canada (2-2)