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Nigeria: Nigeria Needs to Close the Financial Inclusion Gap for Women Smallholder Farmers

March 6, 2020

[The Conversation Africa] Women smallholder farmers in Nigeria are involved in all aspects of agriculture. This ranges from producing food on farms to putting it on plates. They’re involved in planting crops, livestock production, harvesting, marketing and processing of farm produce as well as food preparation and family care.Source: AllAfrica News

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