Kebbi Govt allocates land for establishment of Rice Academy by WACOT
- The Sun
- 14 May 2023
Nigeria's Kebbi State Government has approved the allocation of land to WACOT for the establishment of a Rice Academy in Suru Local Government area.
Nigeria's Kebbi State Government has approved the allocation of land to WACOT for the establishment of a Rice Academy in Suru Local Government area.
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