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July 24, 2026|05:19

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MAN warns inflation won’t ease without reforms

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The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria warns that Nigeria’s inflation won’t ease without structural reforms, urging government action to improve producti Read More: https://punchng.com/man-warns-inflation-wont-ease-without-reforms-2/

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