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NAFDAC intercepts two tankers meant for edible vegetable oil conveying diesel in Lagos

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NAFDAC operatives (PHOTO CREDIT: Vanguard)

He said the agency's investigation revealed that the two tankers, meant exclusively for edible vegetable oil, had been loaded with diesel in violation of food safety regulations.

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NAFDAC intercepts two tankers meant for edible vegetable oil conveying diesel in Lagos

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