Agriculture remained central to food supply, employment generation, and rural income in Nigeria; however, its productive capacity had been constrained by unreliable and costly energy sources required for irrigation, processing, storage, preservation, and transportation in spite of various economic reforms. Nigeria's ag...
Obe Ekoja Williams, J. Aiyedogbon, Isa Charity Gwandzang· International journal of res...· 0 citations
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