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First Niger Bridge set to reopen soon – Federal controller

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The Federal Controller of Works says the First Niger Bridge may reopen this week as major rehabilitation works have been completed on the vital transport l Read More: https://punchng.com/first-niger-bridge-set-to-reopen-soon-federal-controller/

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