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August 08, 2019
Nigeria’s Independent reported on Hosaena Ghebru’s remarks at the Nigeria State Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. The article quoted Ghebru saying that increased mechanization and commercialization of the agricultural sector could stem youth migration out of rural areas.
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