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FG settles N333bn GenCos debts

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The Federal Government has settled N333bn of GenCos debts, fulfilling commitments under its power sector debt financing programme and restoring investor co Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-settles-n333bn-gencos-debts/

FG settles N333bn GenCos debts

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