Ayodele Ojo, president of the Cocoa Farmers Association, discusses farming challenges in Nigeria.
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Ayodele Ojo, president of the Cocoa Farmers Association, discusses farming challenges in Nigeria.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Ayodele Ojo, CPFAN president, highlights cocoa's role in funding infrastructure in Ondo State.1 source
Ayodele Ojo, president of the Cocoa Farmers Association, discusses farming challenges in Nigeria.1 source
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