Desire for white collar (office) jobs and unwillingness to look elsewhere has left many young energetic well-educated Nigerians jobless or under-employed. But ‘Green Collar (agro-based) jobs have potentials for massive employment of Nigeria’s teeming youths and would also provide employment for
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OLUYINKA ALAWODE
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