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PHOTONEWS: BoI, RMB Nigeria executives at N274.18bn bond issuance ceremony in Lagos

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See photos of Bank of Industry and RMB Nigeria executives at the signing ceremony for BoI’s N274.18 billion inaugural domestic bond issuance in Lagos. Read More: https://punchng.com/photonews-boi-rmb-nigeria-executives-at-n274-18bn-bond-issuance-ceremony-in-lagos/

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