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Kogi Govt. Gets N150m Agric. Devt. Programme – FADAMA Official

adminJan 14, 2016

The World Bank-assisted Fadama III Additional Financing project said it has designed a N150 million agricultural development programme for Kogi under FADAMA III...

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