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NOA urges calm as petrol prices fluctuate

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

The National Orientation Agency, Kebbi Directorate, has urged Nigerians and the people of the state to remain calm over the dynamic price adjustments of Premium Motor Spirit. The agency also appealed to residents to allow the Federal and Kebbi Governments to continue to implement various social interventions. The NOA Director in Kebbi, Muhammed Nasir-Karofi, made Read More: https://punchng.com/noa-urges-calm-as-petrol-prices-fluctuate/

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