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NRS awards N5.75m to winners of tagline competition

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The Nigeria Revenue Service has awarded N5.75m to four staff winners of its tagline competition, which produced the new slogan, “Inspiring Trust, Sustainin Read More: https://punchng.com/nrs-awards-n5-75m-to-winners-of-tagline-competition/

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