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Harvard graduate relocates to Nigeria to embrace Tomato farming

Posted by: Lolade in Breaking News, Metro life Comments Off on Harvard graduate relocates to Nigeria to embrace Tomato farming

Mira Mehta is an American Harvard Business school graduate who’s passionate about entrepreneurship. She said she threw in the towel of 3 job offers and quit the Clinton Foundation and moved to Northern Nigeria, where she currently owns many acres of Tomato farm and has successfully floated a tomato processing company. while many Nigerian youths are on social networking looking forward to the government to offer jobs. Huge opportunities in Nigeria.
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