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Cheap imports, smuggling threaten Nigerian jobs, textile workers warn

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Nigeria’s textile workers’ association has warned that the influx of cheap foreign imports and smuggling is weakening local manufacturing and threatening j Read More: https://punchng.com/cheap-imports-smuggling-threaten-nigerian-jobs-textile-workers-warn/

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