Assessment Of Entrepreneurial Programme Of Michael Okpara University Of Agriculture Umudike, Abia State

ABSTRACT

The Nigerian government seems to have woken up to the reality that the country needs to break away from the vicious cycle of poverty, infrastructure neglect, corruption and other social vices. The reason being that, after many years of achieving independence, yet, has not attained her optimum level of development. According to Kolawole and Omolayo (2016), many individuals have difficulties in translating their business ideas in realities and creating new business ventures because of lack of necessary information and skills needed to achieve their targets. To them, the University curriculum was in the past oriented towards making graduate suitable only for white-collar jobs.