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Come to Niger Delta, NDDC boss woos investors

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NDDC boss, Dr. Samuel Ogbuku, urges investors to explore the Niger Delta region, highlighting its safety and economic potential under the Renewed Hope Agen Read More: https://punchng.com/come-to-niger-delta-nddc-boss-woos-investors/

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