FSRD- Food Science for Relief and Development Project under International Division of Institute of Food Technologists (IFT), USA in Partnership with Nigerian Institute of Food Science and Technology (NIFST)

FSRD- Food Science for Relief and Development Project under International Division of Institute of Food Technologists (IFT), USA in Partnership with Nigerian Institute of Food Science and Technology (NIFST)

Are you a Food Entrepreneur or know someone operating a Food Business? Please, kindly help to fill and share this questionnaire. The survey is designed to know the major challenges faced by Small and Medium Scale Enterprises (SMEs) in Food Business in Nigeria and how...
NIFST Western Chapter elect new officers

NIFST Western Chapter elect new officers

Below are the newly elected officers to pilot the affairs of the Nigerian Institute of Food Science and Technology (NIFST) Western Chapter: 1- Ganiyat Olatunde (Chairman) 2- Mathew Bolade (Vice Chairman II) 3- Michael Oyelakin (Secretary) 4- James Olatunde (Assistant...
FESTCHRIFT in honour of our great Mentor

FESTCHRIFT in honour of our great Mentor

It gives me great pleasure to cordially invite all to the unveiling of a FESTCHRIFT in honour of our great Mentor, Father, Professor of Professors, a Food Engineer of repute, One of the great Architects of Food Science and Technology and the Nigerian Institute of Food...
NIFST TEAM VISIT DR. OGBONNAYA ONU

NIFST TEAM VISIT DR. OGBONNAYA ONU

A high powered delegation from the Nigerian Institute of Food Science and Technology led by the NIFST President, Prof. Maduebibisi Iwe, today Thursday, 11th February, 2021paid a courtesy visit to the Honorable Minister of Science and Technology, His Excellency, Dr....
HEALTHBENEFITS OF NIGERIAN LEAFY VEGETABLES

HEALTHBENEFITS OF NIGERIAN LEAFY VEGETABLES

Glossy with a spicy scent, Uziza leaves are used in yam, pepper soup, Egusi soup, the classic traditional pepper soup broth, and Oha/Ora soup. It is called Uziza by the Ibo tribe, Iyere by the Yorubas, Edusa among Ibibio, Etinkene for Efik people, Andebe-ahinhi akpoke...