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Pension funds commit N241bn to infrastructure deployment

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Nigerian pension funds have committed N241bn to infrastructure development, with the first tranche expected to be deployed by Q2 2027, PenCom has disclosed Read More: https://punchng.com/pension-funds-commit-n241bn-to-infrastructure-deployment/

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