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Women, vessels and power
« on: November 06, 2016, 07:00:17 am »
Women, vessels  and power

Heard of the clause, ‘Playing in the big waters?’ This captures the story of Nigerian female ship owners, who are beating down all barriers to make an impact in an otherwise turbulent terrain. Yetunde Oladeinde and Omolara Akintoye profile the exploits of four amazons in Nigeria’s maritime industry. You need perseverance to succeed in export […]


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