Agricultural Training of Local Farmers

Below is the CEO of Nnachet Farms Training Local Farmers on Fish and Snail Farming and Practical on Animal Feed Production at Argungu Community during the His Personal Community Development Service Session, NYSC, Kebbi State, Nigeria.

Gradually, we are turning Nnachet Farms vision of human and youth capital development and empowerment into a mission.

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