hello everybody thank you for joining us our today show i'm now outside we have the fossil park in lagos nigeria and today's program will pay a visit to continue walking but that story and don't technology revolutionizing farming and i want to talk to visit a company that is trying to tackle the country's mountains of trash finally with over to germany to look at the business of bees and how important they are. i hope that what's your appetite for what's coming up on the program now let's head 1st to cote d'ivoire just one of many countries across africa where salt degradation and extreme weather conditions mean have us are declining so it's all the more importance to make the best use of resources and optimize farming practices and to abacha kareem and his drawings they help the young are gonna miss to watch over unimproved crops out in the field and i've always believed that the technology can help to lead his country into a mall bountiful future. oh. these tomato plantation is money time no thanks from $1.00 cause by theodore over an area the size of a small full feature east to be born in po

our next report comes on right here in lagos nigeria concerned about the suffering people inflicts on many wild animals one man has made it his mission to rescue as many of them i think that he set up a sanctuary to help them where he also works to raise awareness about wildlife protection i mean more welfare there's no happiness in these. illegal hunters quote this creature in the with the nigeria it's been a captivity in this latest market for weeks now waiting for by. she has been visiting this market for over 15 years his father has brought him here when he was just 9 years old sure sure she. showed. him a soft brakes is hot. so you've rescued as many as you can afford this pool a pint costs 60000 not. a human mission accomplished i said no i'm coming here to actually many of these animals are going to get out of the stairs into a more formal challenge particularly when the last year in a little bit you don't try to be on the news if you want to come right in this location. this is where chinedu brings the animals he rescues the grain syngas conservation god and the young nigerian

our next report comes on right here in lagos nigeria concerned about the suffering people inflicts on many wild animals one man has made it his mission to rescue as many of them i think that he set up a sanctuary to help them where he also works to raise awareness about wildlife protection and i need more welfare there's no happiness in these. illegal hunters quote this creature with the nigeria it's been in captivity in this latest market for weeks now waiting for by. she has made visits in this market for over 15 years his father has brought him here when he was just 9 years old sure she. should say in a soft brakes is hot. so you best use as many as you can afford this poor companion costs 60000 not. like him with a mission accomplished i said no i come here to let you name me a little better and get out of this place into a more formal college comfortable talking a little sooner a little you shouldn't try to be ugly with one of the right in this location. this is where chinedu brings the animals he rescues the grain syngas conservation god and the young nigerian started a century

everybody and welcome to the latest edition of eco africa i am now it's the show takes god in lagos nigeriait's nice to have you with us we have a lot of new reports from europe and africa things people are doing to tackle the environmental issues facing them i'm with me of course my co-presenting from uganda .

but it will be correspondent in lagos nigeria thank you for your time. now in malawi there were location of hundreds of elephants that was meant to be a sign of hope and when you will knock on effects on nearby residents falling ill because of the tiny parasites carried by bites and sets of flies insects frequent companions of the elephants. the offending destructive beast in this story is this big as far as local farmers and jockeys concerned the chuch of fly is massive because it's by carries a potentially deadly punch that spreads parasites that in turn cause something called sleeping sickness. i started having bad headaches and constant pain in the legs the pain in the leg started rising up the waist and now forced me to get help at the hospital. the problem is the company the church of fly keeps bees elephants about $600.00 of them were successfully relocated to the inn kotoko to reserve to save them from poachers a wildlife success story it's a bit ironic because it's a. negative. piece in animal numbers one of the unfortunate consequences could be

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funding these wrecks will be here for some time along with the dangers they pose comedy al-jazeera lagos nigeria. and indeed his president has named his election rival as the defense minister. of a new government cabinet with one. contested vote against rebel with. a 2nd to this week the cabinet appointments include the co-founder of a ride haining at brother and the education and culture minister. and the. thank you. it's time to sport with joe and you're starting with a story that we've also been covering a news job absolutely it's kind of a sports news story really because china's state broke t.v. did not show the opening games of the n.b.a. basketball season amid the ongoing row over tweets supporting the hong kong protests we'll have more on the blackout shortly but 1st we will show you the action as the toronto raptors got that title defense off and running. thank you thank. you thank you before their game against the new orleans pelicans the raptors received the biggest champions trophies ever handed out in the n.b.a. as for the game itself fred van fleet's schooled a career high 34 point

the port of cotton or in ben in is 120 kilometers from lagos nigeria officials say many goods from coated or smuggled past customs inspectors summer is the busiest of nigeria's border towns connecting the port city of cotton or in been a republic with the country's commercial capital lagos this used to be a very important trading point for imported goods especially right now in this market i mean town there is little traffic since nigeria closed its borders the government hopes that shutting down the borders will stop because from smuggling illegal got into the country. the security clampdown us forced up the prices of goods in markets and there are shortages in some places. the government says the measures will grow nigeria's economy in the long term officials say in the 1st 2 weeks of the border closures revenues from import duty went to by more than 5 percent but that left many nigerians concerned about rising cost of food stuff. that they want since we don't get regular supplies of food stuff here in same i know food is getting in across the border and no food reaches us here from leg

the port of cotton or in ben in is 120 kilometers from lagos nigeria officials say many goods from coated or smuggled past customs inspectors summer is the busiest of nigeria's border towns connecting the port city of cotton or in been a republic where the country's commercial capital lagos this used to be a very important trading point for imported goods especially right now in this market i mean town there is little traffic since nigeria closed its borders the government hopes that shutting down the borders will stop because from smuggling illegal got into the country the security clampdown us forced up the prices of goods in markets and there are shortages in some places. the government says the measures will grow nigeria's economy in the long term officials say in the 1st 2 weeks of the border closures revenues from import duty went to by more than 5 percent but that left many nigerians concerned about rising cost of food stuff. that they want since we don't get regular supplies of food stuff here in same i know food is getting in across the border and no food reaches us here from leg

the port of cotton or in ben in is 120 kilometers from lagos nigeria officials say many goods from coated or smuggled past customs inspectors summer is the busiest of nigeria's border towns connecting the port city of cotton or in been a republic with the country's commercial capital lagos this used to be a very important trading point for imported goods especially right now in this market i mean town there is little traffic since nigeria closed its borders the government hopes that shutting down the borders will stop because from smuggling illegal got into the country the security clampdown us forced up the prices of goods in markets and there are shortages in some places. the government says the measures will grow nigeria's economy in the long term officials say in the 1st 2 weeks of the border closures revenues from import duty went to by more than 5 percent but that left many nigerians concerned about rising cost of food stuff that they want we don't get regular supplies of food stuff here in same no food is getting in across the border and no food reaches us here from legal us we are

the port of cotton or in been in is 120 kilometers from lagos nigeria officials say many goods from coated or smuggled past customs inspectors summer is the busiest of nigeria's border towns connecting the port city of cotton or in been a republic with the country's commercial capital lagos this used to be a very important trading point for imported goods especially right now in this market i mean town there is little traffic since nigeria closed its borders the government hopes that shutting down the borders will stop because from smuggling illegal got into the country. the security clampdown as forced up the prices of goods in markets and there are shortages in some places. the government says the measures will grow nigeria's economy in the long term officials say in the 1st 2 weeks of the border closures revenues from import duty went to by more than 5 percent but that left many nigerians concerned about rising cost of food stuff what i do what we don't get regular supplies of food stuff here in same i know food is getting in across the border and no food reaches us here from lagos we a

importantly stimulate the little people the port of cotton or in ben in is 120 kilometers from lagos nigeria officials say many goods from coated or smuggled past customs inspectors. summer is the busiest of nigeria's border towns connecting the port city of cotton or in been a republic with the country's commercial capital lagos this used to be a very important trading point for imported goods especially right now in this market i mean town there is little traffic since nigeria closed its borders the government hopes that shutting down the borders will stop because from smuggling illegal got into the country. the security clampdown as forced up the prices of goods in markets and there are shortages in some places the government says the measures will grow nigeria's economy in the long term officials say in the 1st 3 weeks of the border closures revenues from import duty went to by more than 5 percent but that left many nigerians concerned about rising cost of food stuff. that they want since we don't get regular supplies of food stuff here in same i know food is getting in across the border

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the niger conservation foundation in lagos nigeria largest city i am presenting with me today is my colleague sunda how do you sundra how you do it hello and good to see once again on great things to all of you watching us from different parts of the world i am sundered to know we're coming to from kampala the biggest city in uganda we do have some amazing reports for you today let's get started. we will take you to mount kenya to find out about it in foods to protect the antelopes leaving vs them to look in a fossil way women run a project through papa's plastic waste they cleared from the streets. and we end up in. a famous american company is helping to replant that in bunny forest. but forced to kenya to meet one of the rarest species of antilla in africa the mountain bungle they are critically endangered with less than $100.00 still living outside conserving says they are of the most porches predictors disease and hard bitten clothes the government is along and has implemented a plan to save the species and also boast its numbers out of the fault of mount kenya ical africa visit some com

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lagos nigeria. those are the headlines right now on al-jazeera an emergency services in the u.k. have found 39 bodies in a container truck and s.s. essex south england a 25 year old man from northern ireland has been arrested following this discovery the vehicles believed to have been driven from old area this is a developing story we will update it for you russia's kremlin says syrian kurdish fighters must pull back from the border or face further military action from turkey under a deal agreed to by president putin why peachey fighters have 150 hours to withdraw at least 30 kilometers back inside syria charles stratford is near the turkey syria border with the latest. so fall certainly the turkish military says that it will at this stage not resume any kind of military action against the could. the kurdish forces but our eyes on them in terms of how they will respond to this agreement because russia is saying now that if indeed those forces do not withdraw to 30 kilometers within the next 6 days then turkey has the right to resume its military campaign against them. meanwhile u

the show dates god in lagos nigeria it's nice to have you with us we have a lot of new reports from europe and africa on brings people are doing to tackle the environmental issues facing the m word for me of course is michael present from uganda i will sandra. hello n.c. good to see you once again my name is sandra to know you're coming to from kampala here in uganda many thanks to you all for tuning in today's program will take us all around a beautiful continent as we should some light on the environmental threats we face here in ivory coast we will hear about it not look it's arguable nonfuel communities on take the pressure of forests we will take a look at what the tom get a wardrobe means here in uganda and find out how he says your boy lives are helping to rehabilitate land in south africa. alfonse report comes from the ivory coast like many places in africa the country is losing more and more trees to illegal logging and slash and by on long periods in an effort to reduce only bust the trend an initiative process on to to get a technology to help look at new fund money for the vill

in lagos nigeria. take up the headlines now on al-jazeera the kremlin is warning syrian kurdish fighters will be mauled by turkey if they don't pull back from the border. by president early on and who y.p. she fires 150 hours to withdraw at least 30 kilometers back inside syria. near the turkey syria border with the latest so far certainly the turkish military says that it will at this stage not resume any kind of military action against the kurds the kurdish forces but all eyes on them in terms of how they will respond to this agreement because russia is saying now that if indeed those fighters do not withdraw to 30 kilometers within the next 6 days then turkey has the right to resume its military campaign against them meanwhile u.s. defense secretary marcus present baghdad to discuss the deployment of u.s. troops in iraq as for said all u.s. troops leaving syria will go to western iraq and will continue to fight i saw the iraqi military said they don't have permission to stay. the top u.s. diplomat i