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Aquaculture: Researcher reveals what kills fishes in Niger Delta rivers, decries carcinogens in fish ponds

Business Day about 1 hour 1 mins read

Otene Benjamin, researcher and head of department (HOD) fisheries & aquatic environment, Rivers State University

…Shows solutions created in the university …How mere N40m hatchery can bring fish revolution The demand for fish in Nigeria

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