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Smart Irrigation Tech Lifts Nigeria’s Small Farms

Farmers in Oyo and Kaduna are adopting AI-powered irrigation to save water, increase yields and build resilience against climate challenges.

Dangote Urges Nigerians to Prioritize Wealth Creation

Aliko Dangote advises Nigerians to reject luxury lifestyles and embrace investment as a strategy for sustainable wealth creation and national economic growth.

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Aliko Dangote advises Nigerians to reject luxury lifestyles and embrace investment as a strategy for sustainable wealth creation and national economic growth.

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