Firm empowers 50 youths in agric business

Chevron Nigeria through its subsidiary, STAR Ultra Deep Petroleum Limited, has sponsored 50 youths of Oyo State origin, on a three-month capacity building course in Agro-business, Catering and Tourism.

Sam Oluwalana, Ibadan

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