Ogun state government has unveiled its plan for corps members willing to use their service year to venture into agriculture.
This was done during the passing out programme of of corps members who have just concluded their three weeks orientation course at the NYSC camp in Sagamu.
Governor Ibikunle Amosun’s representative disclosed part of what the state has set up to attract the Youth into agriculture which include allocation and clearing of lands, supply of seedlings and financial support for interested corps members.
Ogun state government has unveiled its plan for corps members willing to use their service year to venture into agriculture.
This was done during the passing out programme of of corps members who have just concluded their three weeks orientation course at the NYSC camp in Sagamu.
Governor Ibikunle Amosun’s representative disclosed part of what the state has set up to attract the Youth into agriculture which include allocation and clearing of lands, supply of seedlings and financial support for interested corps members.
Ogun state government has unveiled its plan for corps members willing to use their service year to venture into agriculture.
This was done during the passing out programme of of corps members who have just concluded their three weeks orientation course at the NYSC camp in Sagamu.
Governor Ibikunle Amosun’s representative disclosed part of what the state has set up to attract the Youth into agriculture which include allocation and clearing of lands, supply of seedlings and financial support for interested corps members.
Ogun state government has unveiled its plan for corps members willing to use their service year to venture into agriculture.
This was done during the passing out programme of of corps members who have just concluded their three weeks orientation course at the NYSC camp in Sagamu.
Governor Ibikunle Amosun’s representative disclosed part of what the state has set up to attract the Youth into agriculture which include allocation and clearing of lands, supply of seedlings and financial support for interested corps members.
Ogun state government has unveiled its plan for corps members willing to use their service year to venture into agriculture.
This was done during the passing out programme of of corps members who have just concluded their three weeks orientation course at the NYSC camp in Sagamu.
Governor Ibikunle Amosun’s representative disclosed part of what the state has set up to attract the Youth into agriculture which include allocation and clearing of lands, supply of seedlings and financial support for interested corps members.
Ogun state government has unveiled its plan for corps members willing to use their service year to venture into agriculture.
This was done during the passing out programme of of corps members who have just concluded their three weeks orientation course at the NYSC camp in Sagamu.
Governor Ibikunle Amosun’s representative disclosed part of what the state has set up to attract the Youth into agriculture which include allocation and clearing of lands, supply of seedlings and financial support for interested corps members.
Ogun state government has unveiled its plan for corps members willing to use their service year to venture into agriculture.
This was done during the passing out programme of of corps members who have just concluded their three weeks orientation course at the NYSC camp in Sagamu.
Governor Ibikunle Amosun’s representative disclosed part of what the state has set up to attract the Youth into agriculture which include allocation and clearing of lands, supply of seedlings and financial support for interested corps members.
Ogun state government has unveiled its plan for corps members willing to use their service year to venture into agriculture.
This was done during the passing out programme of of corps members who have just concluded their three weeks orientation course at the NYSC camp in Sagamu.
Governor Ibikunle Amosun’s representative disclosed part of what the state has set up to attract the Youth into agriculture which include allocation and clearing of lands, supply of seedlings and financial support for interested corps members.
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