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Tag: Ularamu Ubandoma

Prices of cassava stems reduce 67%

18 states to benefit from $500 million World Bank funds — Official

byQueenEsther Iroanusi

October 14, 2017

Fund will enhance farmers' access to good road network.

The World Bank

18 states to benefit from $500 million World Bank projects

byAgency Report

October 13, 2017

About $60 million will be used to construct about 500 km roads in each of the states

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