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Port Harcourt articulated vendors record N114m in sales as ‘Awoof Fair Naija’ enters 5th edition
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Port Harcourt articulated vendors record N114m in sales as ‘Awoof Fair Naija’ enters 5th edition

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Happy vendors at Awoof Fair Naija in PHEducated and trained entrepreneurs functioning as articulated vendors have moved their business up in the Port Harcourt business district in

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