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I want Bauchi to take lead in Nigeria’s agricultural investment, agribusiness – Mohammed

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…Trains 1,250 farmers, releases N625m grants for agric investment Governor Bala Mohammed Abdulkadir of Bauchi has said that he wants

I want Bauchi to take lead in Nigeria’s agricultural investment, agribusiness – Mohammed

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