The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation, in collaboration with the Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria and the National Park Service, has launched a biodiversity business training programme in the Omo Biosphere Reserve, Ogun State. According to a statement published on PUNCH, the training aims to benefit 2,500 families from 10 communities within the Biosphere Reserve. The communities include Aba Kurudu, Oshoko, Owode, Abeku 1, Etemi, Apora, Akorede, Sojukorodo, Eseke, and Mokore. The statement revealed that the individuals would be empowered with skills to establish and operate biodiversity-based businesses, focusing...