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NIGERIA Issue dated 03/12/2019

Napims boss Musa Lawan still dragging feet on ExxonMobil shortlist of Nigerian juniors

Musa Lawan, the new managing director of Napims, the entity in charge of enforcing the country's local content legislation, has [...] (163 words)

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Kyari barons put Ewubare and Baru's men on NNPC backbench

ExxonMobil puts up a smokescreen on its local business

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