VIDEO: The Nigeria Agricultural Policy Project Visiting Scholars’ Program

Updated from an original article written by Nigeria Agricultural Policy Project Team.

An introduction to the Nigeria Agricultural Policy Project Scholars' Program, featuring its 2016-2017 students studying at MSU.

By Nigeria Agricultural Policy Project Team



For more information on the Nigeria Agricultural Policy Project Scholars Program

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