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Letsgo Nigeria
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POST 2020 AfPEC 5 (Oct. 2020 Academy Class): Cocoa and Tourism for sustainable transformation
Cocoa Enterprises are lucrative and relatively easy to manage. Cocoa is a profitable cash crop due to its economically diverse value chain products, as well as the international acceptance of that.
Players and actors in cocoa value chain and Tourism are the direct beneficiaries of this venture. Nonetheless, Nigerians have not fully utilized its inherent potentials, as concentration is only on the sale of cocoa beans, while neglecting other value-added products such as chocolate, cocoa butter, cocoa powder and cocoa liquor, etc.
Join HRM Oba Dokun Thompson at the City Scope Africa Academy (an initiative of City Scope Africa) this month, via Zoom platform, as he shares the potentials in Cocoa Production and Tourism for sustainable transformation.
HRM Oba Dokun Thompson is a traditional ruler and the Promoter of Cocoa Renaissance Initiative. He has deep ties to Cocoa Production, Tourism and Cultural Education with relation to Africa.
Join this class and win 10,000 Naira worth of airtime call/data. (for the first 20 people, to undertake a tourism-related task, during the class session). Read More |
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POST 2020 AfPEC (Sept. 2020 Academy Session): Job Seekers’ battle in the hiring process
Due to weakening economies now and even before, Nigeria – and many other parts of Africa – are experiencing significantly high levels of unemployment. While this has resulted in a massive amount of job-seekers unsuccessfully searching for work, employers are still reporting a considerable availability of adequate jobs.
Despite the aforementioned, there are high rates of unemployment, yet large numbers of unfilled positions.
Join Yemi Faseun at the City Scope Africa Academy (an initiative of City Scope Africa) this month, via Zoom platform, as he provides a number of suggested remedies that both employers and job-seekers can utilise to address these issues, assists job-seekers in securing employment and many more. Read More
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