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CSOs urge FG to publish MoU on $2.5bn JBS livestock deal

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Civil society organisations demand the Federal Government publish the JBS Nigeria $2.5bn livestock deal MoU for public scrutiny, citing environmental and s Read More: https://punchng.com/csos-urge-fg-to-publish-mou-on-2-5bn-jbs-livestock-deal/

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