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Why empowering entrepreneurs is essential to Nigeria’s economy

By CNBC
21 November 2017   |   5:00 pm
The Chairman of First Bank's board of directors, Ibukun Awosika says empowering entrepreneurial knowledge is key to championing the growth of entrepreneurship and job creation in Nigeria.

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