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NCC, REA sign MoU to power telecom infrastructure with renewable energy

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The NCC and REA have signed an MoU to power telecom infrastructure with renewable energy, reducing diesel dependence and expanding network coverage in Nige Read More: https://punchng.com/ncc-rea-sign-mou-to-power-telecom-infrastructure-with-renewable-energy/

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