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Over 1,100 host community projects ongoing in Niger Delta, says NUPRC

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NUPRC announces over 1,100 host community projects are ongoing in the Niger Delta under the PIA’s Host Communities Development Trust framework, boosting lo Read More: https://punchng.com/over-1100-host-community-projects-ongoing-in-niger-delta-says-nuprc/

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