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Presidential CNG initiative attracts $50 million investment

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“I am pleased to announce to you that since December till date, over $50m have been mobilised directly by the sector, much more than any amount of money that has been mobilised in the sector in the last eight years combined, in just five months,” Mr Oluwagbemi said

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