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NCDMB, BOI launch $100m equity fund for oil firms

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The NCDMB and BOI have launched a $100m equity fund to provide long-term financing to indigenous oil and gas service companies, boosting local participatio Read More: https://punchng.com/ncdmb-boi-launch-100m-equity-fund-for-oil-firms/

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