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Led by Nestle, the alliance of 25 like-minded companies provides training, nurtures young entrepreneurs, and offers first job opportunities,”it elucidates.
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Nigeria, with its vast potential for coffee, grown in over 60 per cent of the 36 states of the federation, is a beacon of hope for the coffee industry. Despite its rich legacy, the country’s coffee industry has not received due attention.
The Golden Morn Agripreneurship Webinar Series initiative, a joint scheme between the brand and the Enterprise Development Centre of Pan Atlantic University, aims to foster sustainable food systems through enhanced youth participation in agriculture.
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By Shafa’atu Suleiman, Sokoto In the scorching sun, Aliyu Sidi, a forty-seven farmer was working…
Jemima Angulu, the founder, director, and choreographer at Krumo Studios, initiated the Dance 4 Impact project with funding from the United States Mission in Nigeria in partnership with the Battery Dance Company, New York.
This story is supported by BAOBAB for Women’s Human Rights, under the 2023 SGBV Media Fellowship Project
Apart from being intersex, Amina had spina bifida, a condition that affects the spinal cord. As a result, the doctor recommended euthanasia, which is illegal in Nigeria.