Teachers are urgently needed in a school in Akute Ogun state including provision for free accommodation. Interested and qualified candidates must be a resident of either Mowe,Ofada or Papalanto.
Qualification: SSCE /NCE /ND
Note: HND/Bsc/MSc shouldn't bother to apply for this job
Call or whatsapp 07064591943
Please, rebroadcast thanks.

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1. European Maritime Trade: European explorers established sea routes to West Africa, bypassing the Sahara Desert and reducing the need for overland trade.

2. European Colonization of Africa: European countries like France, United Kingdom, Portugal, Belgium colonized coastal regions, disrupting traditional trade networks and imposing their own systems.

3. Rise of the Ottoman Empire: The Ottoman Empire's expansion into North Africa and the Middle East redirected trade routes and reduced the importance of the Trans-Saharan Trade.

4. Decline of West African Kingdoms: The decline of powerful West African kingdoms like Mali and Songhai reduced the demand for luxury goods and disrupted trade networks.

5. Conflict among traders: The Tuareg and Berber tribes, who played a crucial role in facilitating trade, faced internal conflicts, external pressures, and colonial disruption, further weakening the trade network.
6. Reduced demand for slaves: As European powers abolished slavery (e.g., Britain in 1807, France in 1848), the demand for slaves decreased, reducing the incentive for slave trading across the Sahara.

Oluwaseun3319:
Teachers are urgently needed in a school in Akute Ogun state including provision for free accommodation. Interested and qualified candidates must be a resident of either Mowe,Ofada or Papalanto.
Qualification: SSCE /NCE /ND
Note: HND/Bsc/MSc shouldn't bother to apply for this job
Call or whatsapp 07064591943
Please, rebroadcast thanks.

God bless you, Op. I wish others can emulate. Employing university graduates and paying them peanuts is evil. If what you can afford to pay your workers is 15k, then look for primary school leavers and school cert holders to do the job.