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Nigerian woman entrepreneur tackles hunger and empowerment through fishery

By Reuters
11 March 2024   |   3:25 am
Dupe Killa-Kafidipe runs a fishery that she says is a sustainable solution to overfishing and reducing imports. On her two hectare plot, she not only breeds fish but has also taught more than a hundred people not to engage in overfishing in the wild but instead practice sustainable fishing.

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