Homegrown fashion brands to reduce unemployment by 30 per cent

The debut of home grown fashion brand, Ade, and the development of many more home grown ready-to-wear fashion brands in Nigeria, is expected to reduce unemployment rate in the country to as much as 30 per cent.

Gloria Nwafor

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