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September 2, 2026|21:20

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MOSOP demands transparency over Ogoni oil talks, NNPCL job slots

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MOSOP calls for transparency in Ogoni oil talks and NNPCL job slot allocation, urging the dialogue committee to address concerns over alleged secrecy and u Read More: https://punchng.com/mosop-demands-transparency-over-ogoni-oil-talks-nnpcl-job-slots/

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