Agriculture was Nigeria’s black gold until oil was struck in Oloibiri. Efforts to make agriculture bounce back over the years have been unable to do the magic. The World Bank has intervened. How far can these interventions go?

Nigeria was regarded as an agro-economic country in the 1960 which later changed to a mono-economic-based country with total dependence on crude oil.

Recently, there has been a tilt to rejuvenate and overhaul the sector, going by the number of international and internal interventions to salvage the situation. The deliberate act to overturned the Status of Oil to agriculture in the economy is currently going on.
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