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Nigeria Targets Food Sovereignty, Adopts Ethiopia's Agribusiness Model - Shettima

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[Leadership] In an aggressive bid to unlock billions in untapped wealth, Nigeria has embarked on a mega-infrastructure campaign designed to turn its agricultural sector into a primary economic powerhouse.

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