The Seyi Tinubu Operation Back to Agriculture Initiative (SOBAI) has trained 837 young Nigerians at its Kubwa centre in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT),...
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The Seyi Tinubu Operation Back to Agriculture Initiative (SOBAI) has trained 837 young Nigerians at its Kubwa centre in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), providing practical agricultural skills aimed at promoting entrepreneurship, employment and increased food production.
The beneficiaries were recognised at a training and induction ceremony held recently in Abuja. The programme is designed to encourage young Nigerians to explore agriculture as a viable route to business ownership, job creation and financial independence.
Speaking about the programme's progress, SOBAI National Coordinator, Emmanuel Bidi, disclosed that 1,121 participants registered for the...
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The United States government, through the U.S. Agency for...
...With support from RT. Hon. James Abiodun Faleke Training/ Empowerment Programme for Ikeja Constituency
The Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation (NAIC), with support from the...
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Low agricultural productivity over the years has already been identified as the major threat to food security in Nigeria. This has also continued to...