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Gunmen Abduct  Kwara  Monarch, Others
Three African Countries That Have Never Borrowed A Dine  From IMF
Ex-West Brom Player Castro Slumps, Dies During Friendly In Lisbon, Portugal
I Am Going To Be Impeached Again-Trump Warns

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Gunmen Abduct  Kwara  Monarch, Others

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Three African Countries That Have Never Borrowed A Dine  From IMF

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Fleeing Western Multinationals Replaced By Asian, Turkish Firms In Nigeria

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LAGOS JUNE 20TH (NEWSRANGERS)-As US and Europe-based multinationals exit Nigeria, Asian and local companies are stepping in to fill the void. Last week, London-based Diageo Plc sold its controlling stake in Guinness Nigeria Plc to Singapore’s Tolaram Group Inc. The Fouani Group, a local firm, operates a diaper and sanitary pad plant in a complex…

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