The Centre For Learning And Educational Development Advocacy Africa (CLEADA AFRICA), says it has concluded plans to counsel 600 secondary school students on career choices to enable them exploit their full potentials.
The Programme Manager of the NGO, Mr Daniel Akpan said in a statement in Kaduna o
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