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Tutors and trainees’ perception of the effectiveness of the vocational and entrepreneurial skill acquisition programme in Ogun State tertiary institutions
The quality of Nigerian graduates has continued to be a major concern to stakeholders in education. The prevalence of half baked graduates from tertiary institutions in Nigeria has led to astronomical increase in the unemployed graduates in the society. In order to curb the menace of unemployment am...
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