Retired Teacher charges women to embrace agriculture, empower younger generation

A 70 year old retired teacher, Mrs Ngozi-Stella Atinko, has urged women to embrace agriculture as a viable means of sustaining their families and empowering the younger generation.

Tina Abeku

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Retired Teacher charges women to embrace agriculture, empower younger generation

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